Post by Magic on Dec 20, 2008 18:45:00 GMT -5
Amorette
The love I never had.
The tanned pelt of Amorette held a fair amount of warmth, and even with snow gently falling on her back, she trotted carelessly forth. Nothing could be heard but the footfalls of her dainty hooves, and the thick, salty water of the ocean moving in and out. Her amber orbs glued to the sand bellow her, and nothing seemed to be out of place; besides the death of Whitefoot. It seemed like nothing could go on without him. And even having a sliver of a chance that he lived, she found no use in holding her hopes for such a certain disapointment.
As time went by, so did the scenery. She was positive that she was no longer in Fiana's lands, but there was no indication of where she was. What would she do when she got back to her home? When he was alive, it didn't matter that they hardly saw eachother. Whenever they met, their interactions were so touching that they could last till the next visit. And the foal. Her wishes of being a mother were nowhere to be seen. Unless she bred and lied that it was Whitefoot's offspring. But this young essa was to nobel to think of such disgrace.
Her petite form ate up the land infront of her like a carefree puppy mixed with a thoughtless owner. Evidently the poor animal would be brought to the conclusion of a sick stomache. Thus, nausea soon overtook her, and although a horse can not vomit, this one felt the need to. She suddenly haulted, and looked around, dizzy. It was probobly the grave news that had made her this way. But with each passing moment, the feeling grew stronger. Legs buckled, and Amorette fell on the moist ground. Unconscious she was. Now if only she could stay this way: Forever.
The love I never had.
The tanned pelt of Amorette held a fair amount of warmth, and even with snow gently falling on her back, she trotted carelessly forth. Nothing could be heard but the footfalls of her dainty hooves, and the thick, salty water of the ocean moving in and out. Her amber orbs glued to the sand bellow her, and nothing seemed to be out of place; besides the death of Whitefoot. It seemed like nothing could go on without him. And even having a sliver of a chance that he lived, she found no use in holding her hopes for such a certain disapointment.
As time went by, so did the scenery. She was positive that she was no longer in Fiana's lands, but there was no indication of where she was. What would she do when she got back to her home? When he was alive, it didn't matter that they hardly saw eachother. Whenever they met, their interactions were so touching that they could last till the next visit. And the foal. Her wishes of being a mother were nowhere to be seen. Unless she bred and lied that it was Whitefoot's offspring. But this young essa was to nobel to think of such disgrace.
Her petite form ate up the land infront of her like a carefree puppy mixed with a thoughtless owner. Evidently the poor animal would be brought to the conclusion of a sick stomache. Thus, nausea soon overtook her, and although a horse can not vomit, this one felt the need to. She suddenly haulted, and looked around, dizzy. It was probobly the grave news that had made her this way. But with each passing moment, the feeling grew stronger. Legs buckled, and Amorette fell on the moist ground. Unconscious she was. Now if only she could stay this way: Forever.