Life after you (open)
Jun 9, 2014 22:11:34 GMT -6
Post by immy on Jun 9, 2014 22:11:34 GMT -6
I held onto you for as long as I could but today, you fell away
Now all I hold are the memories we barely made
I stood on the edge of your bridge until I felt the rain, wash me away
My confusion left me fast as the vertigo came….
Now all I hold are the memories we barely made
I stood on the edge of your bridge until I felt the rain, wash me away
My confusion left me fast as the vertigo came….
Tucker stepped away from the small copse of trees that he had left Magnolia, resisting the urge to turn his head and check on her. He had no doubt she was faking sleep but knew that if he suffocated her any more that she may very well leave him the same way her mother had once she got the chance. If she wished to have time to herself he had to stuff his paternal instincts and allow her this time… and perhaps he needed it too. The sun had set not long ago and the sky was still grey and cast over with clouds, not a single star peeking from the heavens but the warmth in the wind gave no doubt that it was spring. He shuddered, remembering last spring when Clara had been heavy with foal and he had fooled himself into believing that they were a happy family. Calling her face to mind left a bitter taste in his mouth and instead he turned his attention to the green fields that lay before him, the grass swaying slightly in the evening wind. Tuckers’ every instinct told him to keep running, if he never stopped then he could never think… never remember. He knew that was no way to live but facing down the events of the past did not seem to him an option. Tucker had never been violent, he was slow to anger and quick to forgive but the fury that spilled out of him the night that he fought Gideon, his closest and only friend, had felt surprisingly good. He had swallowed his anger, his hurt, for so long and simply been that dependable fellow that everyone could walk all over that it was a wonderful release to speak the truth. But the actions that had followed had been out of his control. He closed his eyes as the sickening crack of Gideons’ breaking leg echoed in his mind.
Tucker fought back the memories and finally turned around to where he had left Magnolia and sure enough she was gone. He fought the panic that bubbled up in him. He had taught her well, she could manage herself for a few hours and that was what she so desperately wanted – to be somewhere safe that she could escape his shadow. His daughter was nearly a full year old and needed time to find her own personality. Tucker knew it was damaging her, to be so isolated and to have never had a friend. He sighed, the breath coming out in a rush and felt his shoulders slump. Guilt roiled within him for so many things but all he could do was move forward. Do better, be better… and maybe eventually be happy. He opened his eyes to the world again and this time there were stars blinking at him from the beautiful navy sky above. This place was as good as any, for now, and as he stood staring at the sky he felt a slow calm wash over him. A feeling that was almost serene, and maybe slightly hopeful.
What I believed to be true, it was only a dream
That lived in me
I just projected it over your beautiful screen
That lived in me
I just projected it over your beautiful screen
ooc | So... I havent written in like two years so Im hoping it's not too shabby. Open to anyone. The lyrics at the top and bottom are ©Sick Puppies, anywhere but here