Punishment at its finest }} Bo x Eva
Apr 7, 2014 9:51:11 GMT -5
Post by k!ah on Apr 7, 2014 9:51:11 GMT -5
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The ground beneath seemed to move aside as I moved across it, the grains sliding over one another in a hurried rush to let me through. I smiled, my smile brighter than the early rising sun, a smile that was open, easy to read, easy to understand. Lazily I cast one last glance over my shoulder. It was beautiful, the colours that painted the sky as the young son came out to play. It was a sight that I loved, a sight that I saw everyday. A sigh that was always changing with the wind- and no matter what, no matter if it was stormy or overcast or perfect that sun rising above the ocean waves was always breathtakingly beautiful. It was a sight that I woke u each morning for, a sight that would be paint behind my eye lids for the whole day.
My feet hit the hard cement of the path foot and my conscious is brought back to the surface. I give my feet a rough shake, watching as small crystals of sand and salt rain down to the ground before taking off down the empty path. No one was really out at this time in the morning, only the lone surfers like myself- the dare devils, the people who have the guts to face the freezing cold wrath of mother nature. I loved mother nature, I loved how it was fee I loved how it was unpredictable, everything that I was not. It was everything that I could only wish for, a dream that would never come true.
Sighing I push my worried of freedom and dreams that I new were nothing more than that, dreams. I clutch my surfboard tighter as I make my way home, my free hand dusting off the last of the sand that clung to my body. I didn't live far from the beach, from my safe haven. But to me, to me the distance between us was a distance that I didn't like, I wanted to live on the waves, amongst the water, where I new I would be free for sure. I wanted to live on the shore where the sounds of the ocean of nature would sign me to sleep and snap me awake in the morning. I just wanted to be able to be part of it, away from the touch of man and surrounded by the presence of nature. Thinking of it like this made me sound like such a romantic, when really I wasn’t I was just a girl who didn't want to live like a caged animal anymore, I wanted to have control over my life, over my decisions.
I reach my house and I wander straight over to the window that would lead me into my room at the back of my house. “Why do you use the front door?” you may be asking yourselves- well let me tell you there is defiantly a reason. You see when I was younger my brother my mother and my father all use to surf, they all use to ride the waves at the break of dawn. They were my inspiration, they were what I dreamed of at night when I fell asleep. But then something terrible happened, something that caused my parents to quit surfing all together. My brother was killed, he was mauled to death by a shark, his life was taken right in front of them, right in front of the people who loved him more than anyone else in the world.
After his death my parents forbade me from even going near the ocean… but I couldn’t, I couldn't obey them. I loved the ocean and the ocean brought me closer, closer to him.
I place my hands against the stained glass and try to push it open but it doesn't budge. “What the hell?” I mumble to myself. With my hands I cup my eyes and stare into my room. I was expecting to see my coloured curtain but imagine my surprise when I come face to cafe with a beady eyed woman- one who did not look to please at all. One hand was on her hip, the other was holding up a piece of paper which had words scribbled messily not it. You disobeyed us- for how long now? how long have you been going out against our will? we lost one child, we cant lose another. Don't come home, not until you promise to give it up, don't come home until you forget, forget about surfing. We have lost Benji already, don't let us lose you too. By the time I had finish reading the letter my mother had screwed the piece of paper up into a small ball before storing from the room, tears forming in there pits of her small beady eyes.
Surprised I drop my board my knees colas ping beneath me. “What the hell is going on? She cant be serious? could she?” scrambling to my feet I run around the house to the front door where I begin to slam my palms into the harden wood. “MUM OPEN UP! THIS ISNT FUNNY! MUM!” But my peas are meet with silence. Giving up I fall to the ground again, hugging my shirt closely around me- my shirt and my bathers, thats all I had on me. I had anything else, nothing. ‘Mum come on, open up.”
Silence.
“FINE! I am going, don't elect me to come crawling home though! You said you didn't want to lose me- so this is how you treat me? Well looks like you are doing a great job!” and with that I storm down the pathway surrounded by the flourishing garden and onto the streets which by now had small groups of people milling around. What was I join to do? Sighing I walk to down the path I ha just walked up. It only takes me a few moments to each my destination and when I do I fall down into the soft sand, before pulling my knees in close and hugging the tightly. What was I going to do?
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