

I, bambi boo, will tell you a tale,
A tale of a Plumerain named Arendale.
She is not normal you see,
She is mute, she doesn't even talk to me.
This tale is not long,
And it's not just this song.
Just stay here with me,
And deeper you will be.
Walking. Something Arendale wasn't fond of, especially if she was in a place she didn't know. She was lost in a forest, left there because of her father. Young Arendale had know idea why, since she obviously didn't do anything wrong that she could recall. Was her father mad at her, for not being able to speak to anyone's she certainly knew how to speak, but never chose to, for reasons unknown. Hell, I don't even know if she knows herself.
Cracking. Leaves and twigs make the loud sounds as she walked. Terrifies she was, frantically looking around as it got darker. The dark was something Arendale was afraid of. She heard the forest animals' calls, and the wind making the trees sway back and forth. She felt the tears swell up in her eyes, her stomach growled, and the fur on her back stood all the way up. She started to breath heavy, tears streaming down her face, then, a loud sound heard in the whole forest.
Running. Arendale hated running the most, since it made her legs and back ache. She was way to afraid to care, she just wanted safety, she just wanted food, she just wanted light.
Darkness. The one thing Arendale couldn't get over. It was pitch black dark now, with only the dim light of the full moon, and the tiny stars in the distance. All of a sudden, Aredale tripped on a tree root, making her land hard on the ground. She felt her hair getting pulled by the weeds and twigs on the ground around her, and her face landing on rocks. She didn't move. Aredale weeped softly into the ground. Footsteps. The sound got closer and closer to Arendale as she lay there helpless. Then, she heard the word, "come."
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A tale of a Plumerain named Arendale.
She is not normal you see,
She is mute, she doesn't even talk to me.
This tale is not long,
And it's not just this song.
Just stay here with me,
And deeper you will be.
Walking. Something Arendale wasn't fond of, especially if she was in a place she didn't know. She was lost in a forest, left there because of her father. Young Arendale had know idea why, since she obviously didn't do anything wrong that she could recall. Was her father mad at her, for not being able to speak to anyone's she certainly knew how to speak, but never chose to, for reasons unknown. Hell, I don't even know if she knows herself.
Cracking. Leaves and twigs make the loud sounds as she walked. Terrifies she was, frantically looking around as it got darker. The dark was something Arendale was afraid of. She heard the forest animals' calls, and the wind making the trees sway back and forth. She felt the tears swell up in her eyes, her stomach growled, and the fur on her back stood all the way up. She started to breath heavy, tears streaming down her face, then, a loud sound heard in the whole forest.
Running. Arendale hated running the most, since it made her legs and back ache. She was way to afraid to care, she just wanted safety, she just wanted food, she just wanted light.
Darkness. The one thing Arendale couldn't get over. It was pitch black dark now, with only the dim light of the full moon, and the tiny stars in the distance. All of a sudden, Aredale tripped on a tree root, making her land hard on the ground. She felt her hair getting pulled by the weeds and twigs on the ground around her, and her face landing on rocks. She didn't move. Aredale weeped softly into the ground. Footsteps. The sound got closer and closer to Arendale as she lay there helpless. Then, she heard the word, "come."
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