Post by Echo on Aug 9, 2010 12:07:52 GMT -5
t u r n your face a w a y
from the g a r i s h light of d a y
turn your thoughts away from cold
unfeeling light. and listen to the music
of the night. close your eyes and
surrender to your darkest dreams.
from the g a r i s h light of d a y
turn your thoughts away from cold
unfeeling light. and listen to the music
of the night. close your eyes and
surrender to your darkest dreams.
For some unseen reason, night was always Echo's favorite time of day. She enjoyed the feeling of evening breezes against her skin, the glinting of stars overhead, and the silence that fell over the island once everyone had gone to sleep and gotten rid of any light in their windows. It was oddly calming, almost magical. Maybe this was because it was the one thing that felt familiar to her. When everything else was a mystery, the night was steady and sure, tried and true.
At night, she was alone and left to her own thoughts or devices. She could sit outside the lodging house all night and just contemplate her life and what it was like before she hit her head and lost everything. She had imagined so many pasts for herself. So many past realities, innumerable families…But none of them had felt right. That's why she settled on emptiness when it came to her family and her past. Because that was really all there was.
Echo currently lay on her side in the sand of South Beach with her eyes wide open and showing no trace of tiredness. Her hands combed through the grains softly, making a soft rustling sound that brought a melancholy smile to her face. She didn't know what time it was, nor did she care; all that mattered was that she was content with her lot, and with the silence around her.
In silence there was music that she told herself only she could hear. That music was made of the sand rustling subtly beneath her finger, of the small waves hitting the shore, of the water whooshing off in the distance, and of the wind blowing past her ears. Melody wasn't needed for this song, words weren't needed either. This symphony of noise was fine as it was.
There was nothing wrong with this reality.
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lyrics; a.l.w.
muse;; good!
wearing;; this
credit;; what a lovely mockingjay!
warning;; steal and DIE!