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01-22-2017, 01:33 AM
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It had begun with a tremor; a beating of gentle wriggles that in time became vibrant drummings. Why Safiri rattled the bars of her ocean of warmth and love was something explained by biology and naught else - the ivory bairn would have stayed there in that sea forever if she could. Oblivious to the world she would momentarily meet and the life that was beginning, the fawn clung to the remnants of her sea; the blanket of love and shrouds of comfort that had been her home for as long as she knew. The creature knew nothing of her current predicament and could only flock to natures beckoning. Blinded by a piercing ammount of light the babe shut her eyes with force upon her first glance at the world, and not long after she had spilled from her mother in a great tangle the perplexed, diaphonous bundle began to test her heavy limbs. Lifting her head was hard - in fact it was impossible for the time being, especially while her breaths came in great heaves and all she could hear was the pulse of her own heart. Safiri did not know it of course, but this was not normal. A pale eye twitched through the verdant colours around her, all the while her velveteen mouth remained agape. The fragile creature truly struggled to keep up with her own breathing, each of her legs remaining still and silent as she lay flat on the earth. Hardly any time passed at all until the bundle of colours and stripes noticed the faces crooning down from above. One held a countenance as fierce as a tiger's and the other as kind as a doe - one thing was for certain though; Their eyes would forever remind her of her ocean, her sanctuary and the endless love that was born from it. Instantly the little one adored them and wished to be nearer. While it caused her great discomfort to the point she was nearly gasping for air, Sarifi would not let it sepparate her from them and continued her wriggling efforts upwards, her legs splaying and nostrils flaring. a wind in the shadow, a whale song in the deep |
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