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someone-inconspicuous
The roof quaked and the sky cracked. Thunder rang through the misty atmosphere, and rain plummeted from the overcast sky. I could hear the drops thrumming rhythmically on the windows, and the splashing of the cars that meandered down the soggy roads. Lightening shot down and splintered the heavens, followed as always by the roaring of the dark night. I felt the house shuddering as torrents of rain were cast forward, and gales of wind crashed around it like waves on the rocky shore. Through the dripping glass panes, I saw fog gathering in the dense, stormy air, shrouding the leafless trees and neat fences in mystic obscurity. The persistent booming of the heavens did not cease, and the pounding of the raindrops soldiered on, but in all the noise, the clamor, the chaos, the only thing I could hear was calm.
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Nov 11, 2013
Nov 11, 2013 at 12:00 AM UTC
Calm
He walks through the door, and my stomach knows it before my eyes. As though in a trance, the room blurs and buzzes around me. His gaze finds mine, and a rosy blush creeps up my cheeks. As he smiles at me, I feel a chill tickling its way down my spine. Goosebumps emerge across my arms, and not entirely because of the frigid air of this pale day. The butterflies are in a frenzy, twittering and fluttering around my mind, making my fingers tremble slightly. They excite my pulse, and my heart starts to race upon hearing those butterflies sing. When he laughs, I can't help but do the same, the things he says resonating in my head, keeping a shy smile on my face at even the dreariest times of day.
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Nov 4, 2013
Nov 4, 2013 at 12:26 PM UTC
Butterflies
The glowing jacinth sun was just beginning its descent, casting long, flittering shadows on horse and rider alike. Although the horse was young, he walked with an air of importance, like a racer entering the track. As the playful breeze rustled the viridian leaves, his muscles tensed. He perked up like a toy soldier, watching the purpling sky with wary eyes, the amaranthine clouds reflected in those deep sable orbs. As he trotted about like a fairy, his russet coat shone vibrantly in the setting sun, a body of twinkling rubies set in amber. The sprite padded softly on the ground with the delicate nature of a hummingbird, he had a stride like a river of sweet milk and honey. The chestnut dreamer skipped across the ground like notes across a page, his song light and airy. he tiptoed and pirouetted, his three pearly stockings dancing like the melodious keys of a piano. Her cinnabar savior bounded over the fences like a prancing stag, and his dainty ears pricked forward as his chocolate-brown eyes fixed on the obstacle ahead. As he jumped, he lit up with a bravery that could have been felt all throughout the arena. Had the two not been alone, the entrancing sight would have been easily able to charm his way into the hearts of even the stoniest of onlookers. With a gleeful snort, the sunny gelding seemed to fill the air with good-natured laughter. The rider reached down to give him a pat, and he brightened at her touch, the pet like a kiss on his glossy ginger neck. And as the last of the daylight filtered away into the velvety mazarine sky, his neck stretched down and his walk slowed. Satisfied with their ride, the two made their way back inside, surrounding by the growing darkness.
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Oct 30, 2013
Oct 30, 2013 at 9:42 AM UTC
Leroy
The glowing jacinth sun was just beginning its descent, casting long, flittering shadows on horse and rider alike. Although the horse was young, he walked with an air of importance, like a racer entering the track. As the playful breeze rustled the viridian leaves, his muscles tensed. He perked up like a toy soldier, watching the purpling sky with wary eyes, the amaranthine clouds reflected in those deep sable orbs. As he trotted about like a fairy, his russet coat shone vibrantly in the setting sun, a body of twinkling rubies set in amber. The sprite padded softly on the ground with the delicate nature of a hummingbird, he had a stride like a river of sweet milk and honey. The chestnut dreamer skipped across the ground like notes across a page, his song light and airy. he tiptoed and pirouetted, his three pearly stockings dancing like the melodious keys of a piano. Her cinnabar savior bounded over the fences like a prancing stag, and his dainty ears pricked forward as his chocolate-brown eyes fixed on the obstacle ahead. As he jumped, he lit up with a bravery that could have been felt all throughout the arena. Had the two not been alone, the entrancing sight would have been easily able to charm his way into the hearts of even the stoniest of onlookers. With a gleeful snort, the sunny gelding seemed to fill the air with good-natured laughter. The rider reached down to give him a pat, and he brightened at her touch, the pet like a kiss on his glossy ginger neck. And as the last of the daylight filtered away into the velvety mazarine sky, his neck stretched down and his walk slowed. Satisfied with their ride, the two made their way back inside, surrounding by the growing darkness.
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