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08-24-2016, 09:38 PM
let the waves up take me down
let the hurricane set in motion
let the rain of what i feel right now come down
let the hurricane set in motion
let the rain of what i feel right now come down
New things came in bundles. New sights, new smells, new feelings, and new experiences. The filly first became aware of the ground beneath her wet body, then she became aware that there were others around her. Her strikingly blue eyes opened then shut against the glaringly bright light of the sun. A displeased whine slipped past her lips and she turned her head away from the sunlight in search of the comfortable darkness that she was so accustomed to. And where was her brother? She needed him.
"Katua."
Her fuzzy ears twitched and she turned her head in the direction that she thought the sound had come from. She was met with a tongue in the middle of her face and the girl snorted in surprise. She turned her head again, shook it from side to side, but the tongue was still stroking over her fur. Katua chanced opening her eyes again and this time the sun was blocked out by the massive, blurry body of ... something. She blinked several times and as her vision cleared she could see her father and her tiny mouth dropped partially open. He was huge.
There was shuffling as her mother rose to stand and Katua strained to see her mother around the bulk of Tembovu's body. Her eyes never left the spotted mare as she moved toward her brother -- there he was! Tutti tried to call out to him, to speak -- I was looking for you! -- but all that came out was a pitiful bleating. Still, she was satisfied enough and turned her head back to Tembovu and gazed up at him, her blue eyes filled with wonder.
"Katua."
Her fuzzy ears twitched and she turned her head in the direction that she thought the sound had come from. She was met with a tongue in the middle of her face and the girl snorted in surprise. She turned her head again, shook it from side to side, but the tongue was still stroking over her fur. Katua chanced opening her eyes again and this time the sun was blocked out by the massive, blurry body of ... something. She blinked several times and as her vision cleared she could see her father and her tiny mouth dropped partially open. He was huge.
There was shuffling as her mother rose to stand and Katua strained to see her mother around the bulk of Tembovu's body. Her eyes never left the spotted mare as she moved toward her brother -- there he was! Tutti tried to call out to him, to speak -- I was looking for you! -- but all that came out was a pitiful bleating. Still, she was satisfied enough and turned her head back to Tembovu and gazed up at him, her blue eyes filled with wonder.
let the rain come down
Tutti
Tutti
