Sky wandered the streets, worn shoes hitting the sidewalk with a beat that she could only feel more then hear. The scowl seemed to make its attempts to remain permanent upon her lips, but it was the look in those eyes that led to the idea that she didn't much care for feeling somber.
Hands shoved into pockets as she looked past the blaze of manmade light and stars to truly catch sight of something far more universal. The stars.
Staring up at the sky that was when she would feel holy. Her fingers clenched in her pockets in frustration as a beautiful moment was broken again.
A whisper in her mind, a lover's caress of speech at the shell of her ear became a scream, a dull roar that rippled and lapped and multiplied to defeaning.
She grimaced as she twisted her head away trying to avoid the sound but it all was hopeless. Sky knew she'd likely blow out her own eardrums with as loud as she blasted the music from her mp3 player but maybe it was better this way.
It helped.
It kept her from wearing a straight jacket and being thrown into the mad house.
Maybe though, just maybe, this all was her insanity. Her psychotic make believe.
The thought made the pinprick tears of despair glisten against her lashes.
"Shut up shut up shut up!"
A shout out into the night that sent the people around her stepping away, giving wide berth from the strange girl.
Grimacing she ducked through the broken window of the abandoned theater.
She avoided all their looks, especially the shining trail of brilliant green and piercing topaz that tracked her disappearance until the slam of the door shut them all out.
Hands shoved into pockets as she looked past the blaze of manmade light and stars to truly catch sight of something far more universal. The stars.
Staring up at the sky that was when she would feel holy. Her fingers clenched in her pockets in frustration as a beautiful moment was broken again.
A whisper in her mind, a lover's caress of speech at the shell of her ear became a scream, a dull roar that rippled and lapped and multiplied to defeaning.
She grimaced as she twisted her head away trying to avoid the sound but it all was hopeless. Sky knew she'd likely blow out her own eardrums with as loud as she blasted the music from her mp3 player but maybe it was better this way.
It helped.
It kept her from wearing a straight jacket and being thrown into the mad house.
Maybe though, just maybe, this all was her insanity. Her psychotic make believe.
The thought made the pinprick tears of despair glisten against her lashes.
"Shut up shut up shut up!"
A shout out into the night that sent the people around her stepping away, giving wide berth from the strange girl.
Grimacing she ducked through the broken window of the abandoned theater.
She avoided all their looks, especially the shining trail of brilliant green and piercing topaz that tracked her disappearance until the slam of the door shut them all out.