ModrnEerie
05-14-2004, 07:46 PM
I've decided to take a break from Rangerboard to cool off on some things happening around me. Maybe for a few weeks. What better way to do this than a story before I go?
I just wrote this a few minutes ago, and it is filled with much symbolism.
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"Dragon"
1. Crushed
Have you ever had the feeling that everything you’ve known and loved has been crushed under the dragon’s foot? The dragon has preyed on the lives of the people of my village for the past few years. The face of the dragon is not something I have faced. The dragon has never been face to face with my own. All I have heard are stories—gossip, if you will, about his face. The red glowing eyes, the saliva of hunger dripped from his yellow sharp teeth, and the strength of his mighty claws.
The lives of my people have been taken over by this dragon. I knew I could do better than their weak, pathetic attempts at saving themselves. What you don’t realize is that this dragon does not kill his prey. No… he doesn’t. He uses his powers to change them, and make them turn against you. He wants to torture you before you finally crack and give into his deadly reign. Not too many people have held their strength against this dragon. Only a select few have survived—myself included. But the dragon then began to prey on the selected circle of my inner comrades.
You see, one of my close friends have fallen to the dragon not too long ago. She was someone I watched over. I took care of her in her time of need. I met her near the Lake of Blood a few years ago. She was lonely, crying, naked, and devastated. Her wings had been shattered by the cruel executions of her enemies. My soul had been filled with empathy for the sad, little girl. I had no choice but to take her under my wings to fix her own. I had clothed her, fed her, and protected her. I couldn’t control myself…was I blind? Did I not know that she would soon become my enemy? I did not know. Her wings had grown as she flew high in the sky. For the first time I saw her happiness shine and it had made a tear fall down my cheek.
I loved watching this young girl fly in the bright blue sky. Her wings beautifully stretched wide with a majestic structure. I wanted her to fly, so I continued to lift her up higher. Higher and higher she flew.
She didn't return to me.
I just wrote this a few minutes ago, and it is filled with much symbolism.
*****
"Dragon"
1. Crushed
Have you ever had the feeling that everything you’ve known and loved has been crushed under the dragon’s foot? The dragon has preyed on the lives of the people of my village for the past few years. The face of the dragon is not something I have faced. The dragon has never been face to face with my own. All I have heard are stories—gossip, if you will, about his face. The red glowing eyes, the saliva of hunger dripped from his yellow sharp teeth, and the strength of his mighty claws.
The lives of my people have been taken over by this dragon. I knew I could do better than their weak, pathetic attempts at saving themselves. What you don’t realize is that this dragon does not kill his prey. No… he doesn’t. He uses his powers to change them, and make them turn against you. He wants to torture you before you finally crack and give into his deadly reign. Not too many people have held their strength against this dragon. Only a select few have survived—myself included. But the dragon then began to prey on the selected circle of my inner comrades.
You see, one of my close friends have fallen to the dragon not too long ago. She was someone I watched over. I took care of her in her time of need. I met her near the Lake of Blood a few years ago. She was lonely, crying, naked, and devastated. Her wings had been shattered by the cruel executions of her enemies. My soul had been filled with empathy for the sad, little girl. I had no choice but to take her under my wings to fix her own. I had clothed her, fed her, and protected her. I couldn’t control myself…was I blind? Did I not know that she would soon become my enemy? I did not know. Her wings had grown as she flew high in the sky. For the first time I saw her happiness shine and it had made a tear fall down my cheek.
I loved watching this young girl fly in the bright blue sky. Her wings beautifully stretched wide with a majestic structure. I wanted her to fly, so I continued to lift her up higher. Higher and higher she flew.
She didn't return to me.