1millionsecrets
Uncredited Princess.
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Emory sat in silence. Her sea green eyes gazing upon the old street sign. "Thirty Second." Her lips barely parted as she spoke. Her voice, it trembled timidly like a frightened cub of some sort.
Her vision became clouded for a moment, and then gradually as her eyes closed, it vanished all together. Her proportionally small hands rested, still in her lap. Black lace gloves hid her delicate alabaster flesh. Peaking, just barely between the lacey stitches crimson polish which reflected the sun's ray so harshly from her nails.
Around her the world carried on its mundane routine. Cars thundered by her, as she sat on a small bus bench. Voices danced mockingly through her ear, and a shallow anger filled her largely curvaceous form.
'How could everyone simply carry on?' She thought with a bitterness.
Leaning down, her dark emerald eyes opened. Her tight funeral dress bunched slightly as her gloved hands reached her also surprisingly small ankles.
After a few moments, the bells crashed against the pavement causing only an empty jingling sound.
Without looking at what had fallen, she sat up and exposed her innocently angelic face to the world. Blonde freckles caught the light of the sun as it shined upon her alabaster flesh. Her right gloved hand, pushed a chocolate-cherry curl from her face and ever so softly she spoke again mostly to herself.
"Even the sun mocks me in my loneliness."
Her vision became clouded for a moment, and then gradually as her eyes closed, it vanished all together. Her proportionally small hands rested, still in her lap. Black lace gloves hid her delicate alabaster flesh. Peaking, just barely between the lacey stitches crimson polish which reflected the sun's ray so harshly from her nails.
Around her the world carried on its mundane routine. Cars thundered by her, as she sat on a small bus bench. Voices danced mockingly through her ear, and a shallow anger filled her largely curvaceous form.
'How could everyone simply carry on?' She thought with a bitterness.
Leaning down, her dark emerald eyes opened. Her tight funeral dress bunched slightly as her gloved hands reached her also surprisingly small ankles.
After a few moments, the bells crashed against the pavement causing only an empty jingling sound.
Without looking at what had fallen, she sat up and exposed her innocently angelic face to the world. Blonde freckles caught the light of the sun as it shined upon her alabaster flesh. Her right gloved hand, pushed a chocolate-cherry curl from her face and ever so softly she spoke again mostly to herself.
"Even the sun mocks me in my loneliness."
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