Pffft.
Is she a third gen of him? If so, I forgot. LOL
Oh well.
Ms. Bennington wrote:Ms. Bennington wrote:
Raven {f} •♥• Tikaani {m}
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I am the patron saint of lost causes.
Aren't we all to you just near lost c a u s e s?
Aren't we all to you just l o s t
♥
Raven. A strange name for one who was perpetually surrounded by the silky-soft iridescence of white-feathered doves. Raven brought to mind things of darkness, hard and unforgiving. I suppose her eyes, the beholders of her personality, gave support to her name.
Dull, nearly lifeless, but a haunting maroon that dug itself deep into the recesses of my mind, planting itself there and not giving me a moment of rest.
I was in love with her. Hopelessly. Unfortunately. Unconditionally.
♥
{{Should I continue with this one? If anyone says yes, I PROMISE that it'll get finished unlike all of my other ones. xD}}{{I was requested to continue this, and I promised I would, so here goes. XD}}
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Take what you will, what you will
And leave. Could you kill, could you kill me
If the world was on f i r e
And nothing was left but h o p e o r d e s i r e
♥
It began with the rose. A deeper red than most others, something that caught my eye immediately. Deeper, darker, more pronounced. Different. I leaned down, admiring the blood-like shade of the petals, the delicate green of the stem, the elegantly curved and dangerous thorns, tipped in red; as if dipped in the blood of the flower itself. My mind traveled instantly to the eyes, the darkness of them, but I imagined them with the rich color that these petals possessed, instead of the dullness.
I picked the rose from the ground, careful to keep the thorns away from my skin, lifting it up to eye level, examining it. If I was to give it to her, it had to be perfect. Nothing else would do. This one wouldn't be thrown away like the last. I was determined.
"Planning for another rejection."
I jumped at the words, though I knew who they came from. The voice, quiet and whispy, dark, like the shadows she so loved to cling to. It was her. I didn't turn around, not at first anyways. I had to make my face the right expression, or else she would just turn away like before. It had to be perfect.
The words were a question, though they weren't spoken like one. They sounded like a melancholy statement in my ears. I turned slowly, the rose held upright and delicately in my fingers, and I struggled to not tremble. Her very appearance made my knees weak.
Her eyes pierced into mine, red versus blue, but I knew I was losing already. I could feel that today would be just like the others. I waited five seconds exactly, what I thought to be the perfect time, and then stepped forward, extending the rose to her as an offering and invitation. As a small hope.
She examined it slowly, her eyes scanning the evenly-spaced petals, roving the length of the two-leafed stem, thorns and all. Her eyes finally moved back to mine, and I slowly inhaled, awaiting her judgement tensely.
She reached out and took the rose, and I felt the briefest of touches, the soft brush of her fingertips against my knuckles. Her skin was warm. Despite the instense cold of her expressions, she was warm.
♥
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{{In case anyone is interested, this is the song I'm writing this to. x3
Kitteh :3 wrote:- - - -
Shayla - - - - - & - - - - - Kira
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aquamarine wrote:
"Love you too, Briseis. Best friends forever."
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