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username : zangalewa
name : khalida
nickname : kali, lia, ali
meaning : immortal
gender : female
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username : zangalewa
name : khalida
nickname : kali, lia, ali
meaning : immortal
gender : female
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Poetry wrote:I am a creature of the Fey
Prepare to give your soul away
My spell is passion and it is art
My song can bind a human heart
And if you chance to know my face
My hold shall be your last embrace.
- Heather Alexander
Theme Song wrote:Counting On Hearts by Icon For Hire
Other Information wrote:age : estimated seventeen
birth date : october eighteenth
parents/siblings : unknown
sexuality : bisexual
relationship status : single
friends : none as of the moment
enemies : likely several
Personality wrote:resourceful / sarcastic / clever / melancholy
varying mood causes subtle shifts in personality
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SHORT STORY xxx
The craggy cliffs rose high above the murky green waves below, the frothy white foam of each breaker pounding forcefully against jutting stones emerging from the water or, further in, the soft black sands of a cove. The only sounds to accompany the rush of water and the endless call of seagulls was the breeze through the leaves high above the sheltered cove and the occasional moan of far away boat horns. Pass the endless drone that occurred on a daily basis, a new tune filled the air: "The king and his men stole the queen from her bed... and bound her in her bones; the seas be ours and by the powers, where we will, we'll roam..." A faint tune, barely heard above the waves, and yet is seemed perfectly forlorn. The source of the voice, described lovely by any male's standards, emerged from the dark waves as if she too were bred of fins and scales. Bone thin, her skeleton practically visible beneath her sparse fur, the kaimara that had long since titled herself as Khalida now roamed the shores of her home. "I miss the good old days," She said to no one in particular, her voice oddly brittle now that she wasn't using the long, low drone of a weeping maiden. "The ones where there were no engine-powered boats and greed-motivated brats!" These last few words undeniably harsh, milky eyes narrowing in dislike. She much preferred back when the ships had been powered by the wind and oars, with magnificent sails and craftsmanship that couldn't be exact in any other copy.
Wild green hair and broad sea-foam green feathers ruffled by the brisk breeze to have blown moments before, she stepped beneath the shelter of her smooth stone-built home, Khalida's long finned tail whisked to and fro, scattering behind it droplets of crystal clear aqua and flinging from it's end a tangled ribbon of seaweed. Another day and no luck- she'd go hungry again tonight, with only petty meats to sustain her and hardly a drop of entertainment. Talking to herself had grown tiresome already, the kiamara then laying down across the smooth black grains under paw to gaze out to the sea she had once loved, now polluted by waste and debris she couldn't keep up with. "Some men have died and some are alive; and others sail on the sea. With the keys to the cage and the devil to pay, we lay to the fiddler's green." She hummed under her breath, the melodic note of her own voice soothing her easy to unravel nerves. Oh, the things she'd give to see someone on those deep blue-green waves now...
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SHORT STORY xxx
The craggy cliffs rose high above the murky green waves below, the frothy white foam of each breaker pounding forcefully against jutting stones emerging from the water or, further in, the soft black sands of a cove. The only sounds to accompany the rush of water and the endless call of seagulls was the breeze through the leaves high above the sheltered cove and the occasional moan of far away boat horns. Pass the endless drone that occurred on a daily basis, a new tune filled the air: "The king and his men stole the queen from her bed... and bound her in her bones; the seas be ours and by the powers, where we will, we'll roam..." A faint tune, barely heard above the waves, and yet is seemed perfectly forlorn. The source of the voice, described lovely by any male's standards, emerged from the dark waves as if she too were bred of fins and scales. Bone thin, her skeleton practically visible beneath her sparse fur, the kaimara that had long since titled herself as Khalida now roamed the shores of her home. "I miss the good old days," She said to no one in particular, her voice oddly brittle now that she wasn't using the long, low drone of a weeping maiden. "The ones where there were no engine-powered boats and greed-motivated brats!" These last few words undeniably harsh, milky eyes narrowing in dislike. She much preferred back when the ships had been powered by the wind and oars, with magnificent sails and craftsmanship that couldn't be exact in any other copy.
Wild green hair and broad sea-foam green feathers ruffled by the brisk breeze to have blown moments before, she stepped beneath the shelter of her smooth stone-built home, Khalida's long finned tail whisked to and fro, scattering behind it droplets of crystal clear aqua and flinging from it's end a tangled ribbon of seaweed. Another day and no luck- she'd go hungry again tonight, with only petty meats to sustain her and hardly a drop of entertainment. Talking to herself had grown tiresome already, the kiamara then laying down across the smooth black grains under paw to gaze out to the sea she had once loved, now polluted by waste and debris she couldn't keep up with. "Some men have died and some are alive; and others sail on the sea. With the keys to the cage and the devil to pay, we lay to the fiddler's green." She hummed under her breath, the melodic note of her own voice soothing her easy to unravel nerves. Oh, the things she'd give to see someone on those deep blue-green waves now...
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