Verde Amestista
Let your bright colors blossom, love life...
Username:
Billybobjoe123456
Character Name:
Verde Amestista
Where you will be using it:
I shall use her in stories, art, as a mascot, everywhere. I really live her, and I won't let her collect dust. She would most likely be right next to my fursona there in my signature.
Short Story:
Death
Many fear death, fear of it lingering over them like a fox.
Scared it will haunt them at night, until finally it shall catch them.
Why fear death? Or do you really fear pain? Why stick around when a much better world looms after?
Well, because life is bright. Life is beautiful. This was something I learned in a real story much like this one....
"Goodbye my sweet, I will miss you. Make sure to be careful," Maple whispered to her daughter, tears forming in her dark amber eyes. She was weak with age, but she couldn't miss sending her daughter away. Far from this land. Far from her, and her many children's eyes, of the dying young cat.
"I shall be mother, I shall. I'll see you one day," Verde Amestista told her mother, licking her cheek. She then turned, looking out to the greenery of the jungle. He legs quivered, unstable as she was. She smiled, dispite her disability to walk, to run, to be normal. It wasn't anyone's fault she was like this. It wasn't her fault that she was too sick to live with her family. There was two things that kept her going.
Number one, life. Who would want to leave this beautiful, bright world to the dark ground of death? Leave the blossoms blooming in the early spring, or the brightest of suns in the late summer. She knew her life was not over just yet, and the mistress in black would not take her just yet. She still had much to learn, and much to see. This was reason one.
Number two, her dearest father. Her father had risked his life, for her. He wouldn't have wanted her to give up and curl in the back of her mother's den, death creeping up on her like a hunter. No, he would have wanted her to run, and be free, and most of all, spread her wings to the beautiful world around her. And that's what she intended to do.
*****
Amestista padded through the great jungle, her pawsteps small, her body ever so frail. She limped along further, determined to keep going. This was not her final resting spot, this wasn't her last day. She smiled at the sound of a beautiful bird, singing it's song. An old saying rested in her head. Use that talent you possess, for the woods would be very silent if no birds sang except the best.
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Let your bright colors blossom, love life...
Username:
Billybobjoe123456
Character Name:
Verde Amestista
Where you will be using it:
I shall use her in stories, art, as a mascot, everywhere. I really live her, and I won't let her collect dust. She would most likely be right next to my fursona there in my signature.
Short Story:
Death
Many fear death, fear of it lingering over them like a fox.
Scared it will haunt them at night, until finally it shall catch them.
Why fear death? Or do you really fear pain? Why stick around when a much better world looms after?
Well, because life is bright. Life is beautiful. This was something I learned in a real story much like this one....
"Goodbye my sweet, I will miss you. Make sure to be careful," Maple whispered to her daughter, tears forming in her dark amber eyes. She was weak with age, but she couldn't miss sending her daughter away. Far from this land. Far from her, and her many children's eyes, of the dying young cat.
"I shall be mother, I shall. I'll see you one day," Verde Amestista told her mother, licking her cheek. She then turned, looking out to the greenery of the jungle. He legs quivered, unstable as she was. She smiled, dispite her disability to walk, to run, to be normal. It wasn't anyone's fault she was like this. It wasn't her fault that she was too sick to live with her family. There was two things that kept her going.
Number one, life. Who would want to leave this beautiful, bright world to the dark ground of death? Leave the blossoms blooming in the early spring, or the brightest of suns in the late summer. She knew her life was not over just yet, and the mistress in black would not take her just yet. She still had much to learn, and much to see. This was reason one.
Number two, her dearest father. Her father had risked his life, for her. He wouldn't have wanted her to give up and curl in the back of her mother's den, death creeping up on her like a hunter. No, he would have wanted her to run, and be free, and most of all, spread her wings to the beautiful world around her. And that's what she intended to do.
*****
Amestista padded through the great jungle, her pawsteps small, her body ever so frail. She limped along further, determined to keep going. This was not her final resting spot, this wasn't her last day. She smiled at the sound of a beautiful bird, singing it's song. An old saying rested in her head. Use that talent you possess, for the woods would be very silent if no birds sang except the best.
WIP
Art:
Read the Thread?