I looked up the word pine, Asked Siri, hoping she’d have only one definition, “fresh scented trees, often found on Alpine slopes,” the kind coveted by monied, tall Europeans swishing between pretty death traps on sticks, boards or wheel-free wieldy mobiles avoiding injury or worse: breaking altogether. I didn’t want the other definition, because if undefined, if ignored, I could spend another 25, 30 years, avoiding its tickle at the back of my throat. Its tingle at the base of my spine, intoxicating, icy, spicy kundalini. But looking up at you: My pretty rewind machine You are the perfect height, eyes locked perfect fit, bodies entangled perfect scent, fresh and rugged 1793 miles and less than two days is a gap that changes nothing When I remember standing next to you (or laying) hands clasped. It’s pure like snow immaculately, immortally dressing those t...