We're [never] truly {alone} [Ani]
Dec 21, 2013 19:28:49 GMT -5
Post by kousei ♚ on Dec 21, 2013 19:28:49 GMT -5
[/justify]I told Otis that I would only be gone for a little while, we always tell each other where we are going all the time, we're just that close, I just told Otis I would stay in the forest for a little while, I need time to think because I feel like my whole situation is messed up but the thing is that it feels routine. I never thought my life would ever feel 'routine' and yet here I am. Is this right? Does this mean I'm finally settling down? Does this mean I am truly free? I never thought I'd be truly free. I feel almost weightless as I walk through the forest that is my home, my sanctuary, my life. It all feels routine.
I sigh as I feel the cold breeze of winter hit my in the face, turning my face a bright pink and makes my hands instinctively plunge themselves into my pockets. My dirty blonde hair is blown back a little bit, waving through the breeze along with the rest of my clothes. I had to wrap up warm because the cold feeling of December might make me ill and if there's one thing Otis does't deserve it's to have a sick brother to take care of. So I decided to wear the warmest clothes I could find (which are actually pretty warm).
A cream jacket keeps my body warm and covers a long sleeved grey shirt that's slightly tattered and seems to be in rags. Old leather shoes that are slowly falling apart keep my feet safe and secure from harm and the horrors of the cold, outside world. Along with this long black trousers keep my lower body warm from the cold as I walk, resisting the breezes and winds, ignoring it. Slowly but surely my blue eyes scan the area, they slowly scan my home, the only thing that fills the silence is the noise of animals and the cool coo of the wind. Was coming out here in the cold and all alone a bad idea?
I guess I should be grateful I am not seeing darkness like the first nine years of my life. So I bite my lip and try to block out any sounds of thumping and crying that may ring through my ears and manipulate my vulnerable brain because if I let them get to me who knows what could happen? I collapse on the ground and lean my back again the tree so I'm practically sitting all alone with no one but the breeze and the coldness to keep me company.
Without Otis I feel so alone, without Otis I feel so lost; I rely on Otis so much in my life , well we rely on each other, we rely on each other for safety we rely on each other for stability, we rely on each other for life and the will to live. But what do I have when she's gone? I would rather not answer that question in my head. I'm left sitting on the floor with my vision facing the sky while leaning my back against the tall tree but there's no emotion shown on my face. Maybe I should go home. Yea, maybe that would be better for me.Narrative
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