





Caroline wrote:My past? Very mystical I'd say, hard to believe but the truth is what you need.
Long ago, more to be years ago, I always played the same thought in my head, 'Why am I like this? The only kiamara ever to be with wings? with such hair?' It did not upset me at all, I actually find myself quite unique of that, I just wonder.
So, so on so forth, I walked around the crystal cove, watch the sunset paint the sky, splattering the purple clouds, and smudging the orange and red sky, a couple was gazing into eachother's eyes for such a moment, oh that moment, I thought, 'how sweet' but at the time, my hair started flowing, my wings started fluttering, my eyes started glowing, I felt this rush of joy I have never experienced before, I looked up as I settled down, and realized, I am no regular kiamara.
Since then I always wrote down who ever was in love and what was my reaction, all the months of seeking, until I found that golden key to my curiosity, I just needed to find the chest,(metaphor). Suddenly, I slowly start seeing the beauty in things, and spread the same rush of joy I felt, and share it with others, I shant not judge, instead I love, and show compassion to everyone I around me, no matter what
My life today is quite something wonderful, in the mornings I flutter to the garden and gaze at the roses bloom, my eyes glitter at such a sight to smile for. Ever since that day in my very past, I have never felt sad, and never more happier. But when someone else is sad, I would not give a care of who they are, I would go and give them a hand, aside from the subject, don't even ask how many friends I have *laughs*. Well thats my statues, going on with a wonderful story to tell...
One day, maybe even one day ago, I woke up in the morning, stretching and yawning as usual, ordering my house maid to bring my tea, but I never say it mean, I just tease around, you know?
So as I was sipping my tea, and curling up in my white velvet blanket, i stared out the window to see the beautiful spring, two birds flitted by my window, the flowers started their early bloom. It was a very ordinary day, or at least thats what I thought...
I floated downstairs, and out the door to greet the daisies, and then made my way to the garden, then so from there I kneeled down to watch the caterpillars swoop the soil, but then, they were looking at me, for quite a long time I'd say, and then the birds were looking at me, then the snails, and the salamanders, and the squirrels! suddenly, a glowing firefly-like, thing, popped out of a sunflower and was swirling around me, I'd say I was shocked out of my fur, but also amazed and curious in and out. It soon busted into my fur somehow and I started seeing everything get big around me, the house started getting bigger, the trees, the plants, the animals! then I looked down at myself, it was me who got smaller. I looked around me, I was probobly the size of one of the large toads, suddenly, a bird hopped in front of me, "Well hello there Caroline! your a bit...ehm...smaller than usual I'd say"
I shrieked, a talking bird...a...talking...BIRD, I tried to reply without trembling, "O-oh I don't, exactly know, how this happened, but, uhm, hello to you as well" I dipped my head respectfully, the bird chuckled, "Oh no need for politeness! your the queen of this garden, it is I, who must bow to you" the bird bowed, one wing spreading out, the other wing curved across its crest, and its head dipped. A few other critters hopped about, they too, bowed, I stumbled along the trance of roots and grass, my back yard garden, was a wonderland! I'm not sure of why such a thing happened, I was probobly dreaming, oh yes, I should have been, maybe a whacky crazy dream, but I didn't want to snap out of it just yet. I flew higher than I ever had with a little help of the birds, I got to play cards with a squirrel, and help untangle a bunny rabbit's tail fluff! I have no idea how that happened but I ended up doing so anyway. I tickled the salamanders, and poked the snails, watched the butterflies like they were a kite the size of a house, as their beautiful orange wings dodged along with the patterns. I literally felt my eyes sparkle at the sight, actually, all the sights, I realized this entire time I didn't blink, so then I thought my eyes would get too dry so, I blinked, and without a thought, I was back to the same size, but standing in the same place, the bird was still there, along with the other creatures, everything was the same but,
It wasn't a dream
My future you say?
One night, I'd be sitting on the patio, gazing apon the stars, as they gaze back down at me, and If you can listen closely, you would hear there twinkling, the edges of there sharp blades of light would flash again and again, but somehow, calmly.
I would walk onto the lush grass and roll around in it, then stop to watch the fireflys across the hill. I would prounce above, fluttering my wings to hover, and look back down at the grassy hill, then, I would look up, to see the moon, the night light of the blackened sky. I would (WIP x3)
Caroline wrote:love can refer to a variety of different feelings, states, and attitudes, ranging from pleasure ("I loved that meal") to interpersonal attraction ("I love my partner"). It can refer to an emotion of a strong affection and personal attachment. It can also be a virtue representing kiamara kindness, compassion, and affection—"the unselfish loyal and benevolent concern for the good of another". And it may describe compassionate and affectionate actions towards other humans, one's self or animals.
In terms of interpersonal attraction, four forms of love have traditionally been distinguished, based on ancient Greek precedent: the love of kinship or familiarity (in Greek, storge), the love of friendship (philia), the love of a romantic desire (eros), and self-emptying or divine love (agape). Modern authors have distinguished further varieties of romantic love. Non-Western traditions have also distinguished variants or symbioses of these states. This diversity of uses and meanings, combined with the complexity of the feelings involved, makes love unusually difficult to consistently define, compared to other emotional states.
Love in its various forms acts as a major facilitator of interpersonal relationships and, owing to its central psychological importance, is one of the most common themes in the creative arts.
Love may be understood as part of the survival instinct, a function to keep kiamara's together against menaces and to facilitate the continuation of the species.
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