Post by Dreambig on May 2, 2009 10:37:47 GMT -5
The stars that splattered amoungest her pelt showed without a doubt her true heritage. Silver and gold chains whipped out behind her like massive kites, strung with bows and ribbons and all that fancy shit. When running, one could not see the true nature of her. She was not light, nor dark. Neutral. Sometimes leaning towards the light, other times leaning towards the darks. Lately, her side of leaning in the darks' direction. The silence wrapped around her like a heavy quilt, nothing stirred other then her hoof beats. No birds sung. No river flowed. No frogs croaked. Nothing. Only silence. Snorting loudly, grulla vixen tried to break the silence by speeding up, and bucking once or twice. It didn't help.
Running on, the flash-backs began to eat into her mind. Ruining her sanity and leaving behind nothing more then a heartless bitch. Oh, she tried to shake it off, but the thoughts of that horrid stallion continued to crowd her memory. Seeing her mother, father, and siblings killed, seeing the black idiot torture and rape their once great herd. Sabra shook her head hard, trying to stop the memories from crowding her mind once more. Nothing helped. Her speed hadn't decreased all the while, amber-orange optics hadn't been looking for her direction, and the tree looming ahead of the least of her worries.
As she crashed into the small thicket, and the single tree, the memories flooded heavier, like blood gushing from an newly open wound. Chains hung limply, and her bod moved no more. And if it weren't for the fact her breathing was heavy, and sweat began to bead along her pelt, one might have thought she was dead. No, she was not dead, simply in a living nightmare, one that would last forever.[/color]
Running on, the flash-backs began to eat into her mind. Ruining her sanity and leaving behind nothing more then a heartless bitch. Oh, she tried to shake it off, but the thoughts of that horrid stallion continued to crowd her memory. Seeing her mother, father, and siblings killed, seeing the black idiot torture and rape their once great herd. Sabra shook her head hard, trying to stop the memories from crowding her mind once more. Nothing helped. Her speed hadn't decreased all the while, amber-orange optics hadn't been looking for her direction, and the tree looming ahead of the least of her worries.
As she crashed into the small thicket, and the single tree, the memories flooded heavier, like blood gushing from an newly open wound. Chains hung limply, and her bod moved no more. And if it weren't for the fact her breathing was heavy, and sweat began to bead along her pelt, one might have thought she was dead. No, she was not dead, simply in a living nightmare, one that would last forever.[/color]