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“Fiethsing, no,” Is something she hears a lot From lots of people. Almerius, Grus, Mooj, even Milest. Most often though She hears it from her: Zero. “Fiethsing, no Get off the ceiling,” As though there’s any better Place to be read a book Than up, up high, High as can be And free from all, Distractions And the ground. “Fiethsing, no Chicken’s not food,” Is really curt Though it was just a joke And not in front of Kaguya Because she’s not cruel. The rabbit heard though, She thinks. One can't trust them they know too much. “Fiethsing, no You need to stay,” She might dread most Because it’s true And she knows it. But she won’t stay And Zero knows it. So they’ll fight, Either here or later. But they will One way or another. They know that. “Fiethsing, no I really don’t want your help,” Isn’t any better. It might even be worse, Because it’s clear she does When she needs it. Tense and worried, Far too much on her mind, But Zero keeps on pushing and pushing, And hides away As Fiethsing frets More than most guess. “Fiethsing, no Please don’t go. Stay. Please,” Is the worst. Her desperate pleas And that look in her eyes, Paranoid and fearing Even though she’d never leave. She’ll wander, yes. A lot, even. She’ll always stay though At moments like this When Zero comes apart, Incapable of believing that. Or much else. "Fiethsing, no you really don't get it," is what she keeps on about arguing on and on with herself more than her. Her mind plays tricks and she seems so far away and all Fiethsing can do is sit there and stay. She can't argue with Zero not like this, but she can stick around even as she tears herself apart. "Fiethsing, no I guess you have a point," now that's more like it. A sign that the tide's receding. She's coming back down and she's coming back around. The fear's there still and they know it the both of them, but Zero's making it bit by bit back to her. “Fiethsing, no I think I’m fine now,” Is the best to hear When she’s resting her head Against her Worn out and exhausted But finally grounded again, Finally believing again That she won’t leave, That she’d never dream of it. She hears it a lot “Fiethsing, no,” And she can’t imagine it otherwise.
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Apr 30, 2018
Apr 30, 2018 at 5:55 AM UTC
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Fiethsing, can you not
“Fiethsing, no,” Is something she hears a lot From lots of people. Almerius, Grus, Mooj, even Milest. Most often though She hears it from her: Zero. “Fiethsing, no Get off the ceiling,” As though there’s any better Place to be read a book Than up, up high, High as can be And free from all, Distractions And the ground. “Fiethsing, no Chicken’s not food,” Is really curt Though it was just a joke And not in front of Kaguya Because she’s not cruel. The rabbit heard though, She thinks. One can't trust them they know too much. “Fiethsing, no You need to stay,” She might dread most Because it’s true And she knows it. But she won’t stay And Zero knows it. So they’ll fight, Either here or later. But they will One way or another. They know that. “Fiethsing, no I really don’t want your help,” Isn’t any better. It might even be worse, Because it’s clear she does When she needs it. Tense and worried, Far too much on her mind, But Zero keeps on pushing and pushing, And hides away As Fiethsing frets More than most guess. “Fiethsing, no Please don’t go. Stay. Please,” Is the worst. Her desperate pleas And that look in her eyes, Paranoid and fearing Even though she’d never leave. She’ll wander, yes. A lot, even. She’ll always stay though At moments like this When Zero comes apart, Incapable of believing that. Or much else. "Fiethsing, no you really don't get it," is what she keeps on about arguing on and on with herself more than her. Her mind plays tricks and she seems so far away and all Fiethsing can do is sit there and stay. She can't argue with Zero not like this, but she can stick around even as she tears herself apart. "Fiethsing, no I guess you have a point," now that's more like it. A sign that the tide's receding. She's coming back down and she's coming back around. The fear's there still and they know it the both of them, but Zero's making it bit by bit back to her. “Fiethsing, no I think I’m fine now,” Is the best to hear When she’s resting her head Against her Worn out and exhausted But finally grounded again, Finally believing again That she won’t leave, That she’d never dream of it. She hears it a lot “Fiethsing, no,” And she can’t imagine it otherwise.
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