Tears from the sky {Briknope and Mylee}
Dec 24, 2011 14:10:32 GMT -5
Post by ali on Dec 24, 2011 14:10:32 GMT -5
I don't care what the whisper's say cause they whisper to loud about me
I didn't care about the icy wind that stabbed at my skin as I sat in my dress on the dunes miles from home. I didn't care that my sobs would be heard by no one, not even myself. I didn't care if I froze to depth in a curled up ball shamelessly. All I cared about was the fact that my father was not here. Hurting me once more. Like before, he had beaten me long and hard before I could escape- un-doubtedly leaving fresh purple bruises dashed across my pale skin.
A second gust of wind caused my body to contract- my arms pulling my knees closer to my chest. It was usually never this cold in District Four but, then again, it was winter. Some years the temperature would only drop a matter of degrees- only allowing patches of Frost to grow on the places where it was not warmed by heating appliances. Other years, like this one, the temperature fell to way below 0- bringing with it icy showers. As I let out another ragged sob, it became apparent how cold it was because my breath on the air was a thin mist.
I stared at it for a while before sobbing more. The memories of previous beatings were all too strong- I often felt like I was isolated from society- from my own flesh and blood. It killed me inside and drove me to wonder after each attack by my beloved father, that maybe I should kill myself. That this life was not worth living. Yet, I knew that I would be so scared to carry out the suicide. I kicked myself inwardly every time I changed my mind- may it be at the beginning or right near the very end.
I closed my eyes tightly as I let the tears run down my face. I must look so silly, I thought to myself as I cried the tears that are forever there. It grew colder as the moon rose high above me, casting a silvery shadow across the land. However, the sky was not very clear. Clouds lurked about it- waiting for the right moment to release their load. And sure enough, moments after the light around me faded into a deep navy hue, the world began to be sprinkled by snow. I loved Snow. My mother signed me a story once, telling me that snow were angel’s tears for they were so pure they could be nothing else.
Slowly I looked up, and let the flakes settle on my face. Their fluffy textures kissing my face gently. Soon, they melted and mixed with my fresh tears that tumbled across my cheeks. I would happily die this way- but I knew I wouldn't. I would get afraid, the soundless world was frightening. And then, I would return home to a possibly empty house or, a possibly not empty house. Either way, the warmth would be my saviour and I would once kick myself again for being afraid.