Dance Me to the End of Love

Dance Me to the End of Love
Boulevard des Capucines
Charity painting
Christ In The Storm On The Sea Of Galilee
In desperation the young Rebel commander called out, "Ben?!" before againdropping off into unconsciousness. The snow-lizard was barely able to stand on its saurian hind legs when Han Soloreined it to a stop and dismounted. Han looked with horror at the snow-covered, almost frozen form lying as if deadat his feet. "Come on, buddy," he appealed to Luke's inert figure, immediately forgetting hisown nearly frozen body, "you aren't dead yet. Give me a signal here." Han could detect no sign of life, and noticed that Luke's face, nearly coveredwith snow, was savagely torn. He rubbed at the youth's face, being careful not totouch the drying wounds. "Don't' do this, Luke. It's not your time." Finally a slight response. A low moan, barely audible over the winds, wasstrong enough to send a warm glow through Han's own shivering body. He grinned