The Vitruvian Man (A study of a man and a woman: Section 3)

There is something about the way that he watches.
There is something about the way that she moves.

There are ways to look at her, and of all of them, he chooses this one. She is taken by surprise. But she catches herself in time. She does not look back.

Instead, she watches Leonardo Da Vinci’s “The Vitruvian Man”, which hangs on a wall in front of her. She thinks men are like women. Just sculpted differently. God might as well be a woman. It doesn’t matter. What matters is that it is still God.
…What matters is that he is still watching her.
Time jumps to its death.