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No my god
Micah was chosen to protect his child from long-toothed monsters lurking in crevices of her room/her imagination at night. A six year old, named Abitha. Micah's hair is soft, and often subject to getting styled.The small child’s eyes widened at the sight of him, in so much awe that they began to water; she forgot to blink.
“I need him!” she informed the whole store, although addressing only her mother.
The mother scrunched her face in slight protest.
“Are you sure?"
Her head shook ‘yes’, so hard you think she’d get whiplash.
"I KNOW he'll protect me!"
Micah is a very positive and gentle soul, in contrast to his appearance. His voice is somewhat nasally, but in no way does that spur his confidence. He understands when others are frightened by his looks, so when he does gain a friend he becomes very attached to them. Afterwards, it doesn't take much to unravel, every smile like a tug at the loose string of a knit sweater, until he's inevitably and comfortably himself.
Micah enjoys skipping stones. This may not sound like a hobby to many, but it makes him feel something that words can't do justice. His muscles were created purely for looks, in reality he's physically weak. The stones bouncing aimlessly across the mirrored surface as they alter the image of the sky in its path, it makes him feel indescribably powerful. To morph the sky into his desired image with just a pebble. One day he'll skip a stone and hit the moon with it.
Micah relies on Kipling to point out small details he could be overlooking. They have a right brain and left brain relationship, most would say. More than this, they are fantastic companions; Kipling is the only being he is completely comfortable around. Never much for words, but this doesn't stop Micah from indulging them in a full-blown conversation. Although they don't understand his hobby, they support him doing it, because it makes him happy.Micah flashed a delighted grin at the fragile creature, cradling them in his hands. His own friend; one with an impressive number of legs, such as himself.
'The Night Shift'Micah let his mind unravel as he patted a small beat on his trunk. The breeze welcomed itself inside through a window carelessly left open, and his antennas greeted it with a shiver, although his porcelain skin could not feel it. His eyes gravitated towards a rustle, coming from Abitha’s bed.
“Sing me to sleep," the half-conscious girl softly commanded.
“A song?” he asked, bashfully.
Words failed him in moment, so what came out was the equivalent of spilled alphabet soup. Various noises and words coursed out, emitted directly from the soul, filter-less. (Gobbledygook, gooblepinger, flibberribbon, etc.)
as the lukewarm hands of the gods
came down and gently picked my adrenaline pearls
they placed them in their mouths and rinsed all the fear out
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the best way to start anew
is to fail miserablyBjörk
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