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08-01-2013, 05:50 PM
While Harmony trotted through the melting snow she sighed. She was excited to have some time to think. Stopping, she perked her harks and lifted her dome, searching for any life. When there was no response, she sighed and dropped her dome, nibbling on the brown, dead grass. The moonlight shone upon her sorrel and white coat, and made her blue eyes shine. A smile danced upon her lips. She adored the feeling of being loved, although it was good to get away from Antheia once and awhile. Being alone for so long got her used to the feeling, she needed to take a tiny break. Maybe she could meet some new life. When she sighed, her flanks heaved. She stamped a hoof as she felt something upon her leg, she looked down to lay her orbs upon a stem, it was bearing a beautiful daisy, it's petals in perfect shape. She lowered her dome to sniff the beautiful thing. She took a deep breath in... the air that flowed into her nostrils was bleached with the aroma of flower. She chuckled How beautiful you are little flower. How can you live so early in Birdsong? Her small, quiet voice made the petals do a little dance for her, Harmony's smile widened. Her young mind raced. She loved seeing flowers, they were probably her favorite thing that existed in nature. When she raised her dome, she decided to walk on, the beautiful field before her lit with the moonlight made it look like what she imagined heaven would be. Harmony sighed and walked on, more careful this time, seeking flowers. She halted when she spotted a small orange flower close to the ground. She leaned down to check it out. My, aren't you beautiful? She smiled once again and walked on. She stopped in shock when her orbs scraped upon the landscape to find a large, purple flower. A small tear became present in her eye. Mother she thought. It's mother's favorite flower She walked up to it, lowering her dome she inspected it. Snorting, she turned away and trotted away from it. She will not cry. I musn't, I musn't She chanted to herself.
