Post by CHLOE JORDAN on Dec 1, 2011 16:23:12 GMT -5
I am unwritten, can't read my mind, I'm undefined
I'm just beginning, the pen's in my hand, ending unplanned
I break tradition, sometimes my tries, are outside the lines
We've been conditioned to not make mistakes, but I can't live that way
It was nearing evening when Chloe raced down the beach, her long, windblown blonde hair whipped behind her as she raced down the hill. She was smiling and running, her ocean blue eyes sparkling with excitement and happiness. She had been cooped up so long, she had finally convinced the Rebellion it'd be safe for her to just take one visit to the beach, and it wasn't easy.
Chloe was wearing a very pretty blue dress with water designs, a bathing suit top, flip flops on her feet and a long sleeved cardigan to hide her forearms on the journey. Around her neck was a pretty pearl and shell necklace her mother gave her. She adored it and wore it practically everywhere.
She kicked off her flip flops and tore off her grey cardigan. The cold wind stung her soft skin but she didn't care. Swimming would warm her up. She then jumped into the water so her gorgeous dark blue tail with black scales appeared.
She had missed swimming almost as much as she missed singing, so she pumped her tail hard and swam through the ocean waters, laughing and sending bubbles up to the surface she she dove down into the cold water. She hadn't felt so happy or so at ease for a long, long time. She swam like a young mermaid girl until her tail became tired and she had to swim to the surface, her dress beginning to drag her down. She found a small rock and pulled off her soggy dress to reveal the bathing top. She placed the mass of fabric on the rock and smiled, hanging on as she panted with exhaustion.
Suddenly she thought she heard disturbances in the waves and she realized there was someone else on the beach or, in the water at least. She ducked down, not knowing who or what to expect. Her blue eyes became wide and she clung to the rock tightly. She could get in a lot of trouble if she was caught without a tattoo. She pressed her forearm into the rock so the bare skin couldn't be seen.
Staring at the blank page before you
Open up the dirty window
Let the sun illuminate the words that you could not find
[/left]I'm just beginning, the pen's in my hand, ending unplanned
I break tradition, sometimes my tries, are outside the lines
We've been conditioned to not make mistakes, but I can't live that way
It was nearing evening when Chloe raced down the beach, her long, windblown blonde hair whipped behind her as she raced down the hill. She was smiling and running, her ocean blue eyes sparkling with excitement and happiness. She had been cooped up so long, she had finally convinced the Rebellion it'd be safe for her to just take one visit to the beach, and it wasn't easy.
Chloe was wearing a very pretty blue dress with water designs, a bathing suit top, flip flops on her feet and a long sleeved cardigan to hide her forearms on the journey. Around her neck was a pretty pearl and shell necklace her mother gave her. She adored it and wore it practically everywhere.
She kicked off her flip flops and tore off her grey cardigan. The cold wind stung her soft skin but she didn't care. Swimming would warm her up. She then jumped into the water so her gorgeous dark blue tail with black scales appeared.
She had missed swimming almost as much as she missed singing, so she pumped her tail hard and swam through the ocean waters, laughing and sending bubbles up to the surface she she dove down into the cold water. She hadn't felt so happy or so at ease for a long, long time. She swam like a young mermaid girl until her tail became tired and she had to swim to the surface, her dress beginning to drag her down. She found a small rock and pulled off her soggy dress to reveal the bathing top. She placed the mass of fabric on the rock and smiled, hanging on as she panted with exhaustion.
Suddenly she thought she heard disturbances in the waves and she realized there was someone else on the beach or, in the water at least. She ducked down, not knowing who or what to expect. Her blue eyes became wide and she clung to the rock tightly. She could get in a lot of trouble if she was caught without a tattoo. She pressed her forearm into the rock so the bare skin couldn't be seen.
Staring at the blank page before you
Open up the dirty window
Let the sun illuminate the words that you could not find
NOTES :: pfft
OUTFIT :: here
MUSIC :: ;p
LYRICS :: Unwritten - Natasha Bedingfield
CREDIT :: Made by Goldy of Perfect Immortality
OUTFIT :: here
MUSIC :: ;p
LYRICS :: Unwritten - Natasha Bedingfield
CREDIT :: Made by Goldy of Perfect Immortality