Each stride, each breath, each moment all played a role in the bigger picture of this life. Seconds could change someone forever while days could go on without meaning. If she had learned one thing over the years it was that life was unpredictable and could crush you in an instance. One could never take anything for granted without the fear of losing it all in the end when it really counted. While her life had not been easy something out there had cared enough to keep her moving forward to face each hurdle. Sometimes she would leap only to fall terribly short of the end goal but other times she at least managed to clear the obstacle. Nothing was ever the same but you just had to keep moving and trying to see the light at the end of the tunnel.

Galloping across the stretch of barren grassland separating herself from the confines of the grove the pale mare pushed onward. Her figure practically glowed beneath the moon's rays giving her a ghost like silhouette for all to see. Slowing only when the grove was upon her she quietly slipped beneath the canopy into the darkness. Squinting as her eyes adjusted to the dim light she gazed around at her surroundings. This had once been her favourite place to be underneath the safety of the willows but all that had changed. Note had taken her here once and it was that very memory that tarnished this place to draw only negative emotions. Sighing softly she pushed herself deeper into the grove wanting to reclaim this place as one of happiness and comfort. Reaching out as she reached the base of one of the large willow's she parted the curtain of branches to slip through.

Standing here now was difficult for the glazier as the wave of emotion made her stomach curl tightly. Swaying slightly on her feet she steadied herself drawing in a breath of fresh air. The past was behind her now, this was the time to move forward. Reaching down to the trunk's base she picked up a loose chunk of bark to chew on it slowly. The natural pain relief provided in the bark would hopefully help to ease her pain and allow her to relax. This was where she would be staying tonight so it was best to try and settle in anyway that she could. Moving in close to the trunk she rested her hind foot as she tried to work on dealing with the rest of the feelings lingering within.


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