white night. [m]
Sept 28, 2011 16:22:54 GMT -8
Post by BLKND on Sept 28, 2011 16:22:54 GMT -8
y a m a n a k a . k u r a i
The calm of the setting sun had always been a very convenient and giving mistress. Her eyes, made of a torched sky, spanning across the mountains of the lightning nation. Her lips, jagged and torn to create a visage of pure atrophy that men could not help but fixate upon. Made of the mountain tops that would comprise this entire country, her kiss was known across the land. Finally, her hair, oh her hair; beautiful lox, the clouds would create. Red, and bleeding, the tainted color of her eyes streaming long and far against the never ending blue that would slowly turn into the colors we've known as autumnal. Of course, with the sin of her beauty would come consequence. A laughter would erupt from the bellowing valleys of these mountains. Spouting from the belly of men drunk on the dazed notion that they are truly free, these laughs would reach the ears of the destitute. The small crowd would gather together to share in each other's glory. Sure, many comrades had been lost along the way, but to them, it was just a better way to split up the profits. The crimes of these men would know no ends; the list of victims having become endless. As they would mock the dead, and those who mourned them in their glee, an eruption of emotion would tear through the sky to drown them out. With a mighty roar of vigor and lust the crowd of men and women would call for their blood. Fists thrusting into the air they had come to see their finest offspring crush those that had done them so wrong. The families, friends and lovers of those whom had perished at the hands of these men had all come, present to see what could truly be done about the virus that they were. Of course, while they were men themselves, prepared in a great way of what their actions would permit, they could not help but laugh at the attempt at verbal battery. Smiles would silence any true pain that they could feel in their hearts. Yells would flush away any remorse that they might have felt. These men were satisfied in their positions. They did not care to apologize, nor did anyone expect them to. However what was expected was for the earth beneath them to soon match the sky that would hang lazily above them: as red as the devils eyes.
"You will know justice!" One woman would scream, unashamed of her barbarism.
"I've waited six months for this day!" Another young man would shout, his hands cuffing his mouth as he would passionately howl.
As the air would grow thick with the warm of hatred, the massive, guarded arena would begin to grown cold with the anticipation of what would law just around the corner. This crowd was not here to spectate these men laugh, mock and bellow the dead. However, it would only be a matter of time before their goals would come into fruition.
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