04-16-2008, 09:47 AM
She had claimed the lands hers, though truly they were no ones. Stalking through the dark forest everything almost felt right, deep, dark, cold.. it felt soothing to her frayed nerves and her timebomb temper these days. The land was her balm, though she didn't know how long she could hold it for herself. New packs seemed to be popping up everywhere and sooner or later if she hadn't joined another or found others to join with her then she was going to be pressed out of the lands, but right at the moment it didn't bother her just yet. Nothing quite bothered her in her own personal sanctuary, other than invasion by an unwelcomed guest.
She was at the edge of the woods now, a glen stood there right before the lands started descending on past where she claimed her own. A large boulder cropped out of the grass and she made the leap to stand upon it, surveying the lands before she turned in a circle, stretched and lay down to bask in the dazzling light for a while. Her mind was twitching back and forth before different ideas andhalf thought comments.
The world she'd always known had been left behind but she knew she could never return. Not the the pack, the lands, or to the happiness she'd once had. Her children were grown without her and the ones who'd lived were moving on with their lives, finding new homes together and forgetting the past. Did they even know their father had been the one to abandon them all, not her in the end. The one who had wanted his family so bad, so desperate, claiming to cling to their lives and the happiness within them to no end.. and yet, he hadn't even looked for them after it all came down..
A snarl escaped her lips as she closed her eyes. She was tired of trying to find that perfection happiness was sworn to give one. Like everything else it'd gone straight to hell in the fires.
She was at the edge of the woods now, a glen stood there right before the lands started descending on past where she claimed her own. A large boulder cropped out of the grass and she made the leap to stand upon it, surveying the lands before she turned in a circle, stretched and lay down to bask in the dazzling light for a while. Her mind was twitching back and forth before different ideas andhalf thought comments.
The world she'd always known had been left behind but she knew she could never return. Not the the pack, the lands, or to the happiness she'd once had. Her children were grown without her and the ones who'd lived were moving on with their lives, finding new homes together and forgetting the past. Did they even know their father had been the one to abandon them all, not her in the end. The one who had wanted his family so bad, so desperate, claiming to cling to their lives and the happiness within them to no end.. and yet, he hadn't even looked for them after it all came down..
A snarl escaped her lips as she closed her eyes. She was tired of trying to find that perfection happiness was sworn to give one. Like everything else it'd gone straight to hell in the fires.