Post by Arwen Piper Reyes on Apr 9, 2013 20:54:02 GMT -6
september 14th, 2013 - 07:45pm
cause i wanna feel the thunder
I wanna scream. Let the rain fall down. I'm coming clean, I'm coming clean. I'm shedding, Shedding every color, Trying to find a pigment of truth Beneath my skin. 'Cause different, Doesn't feel so different, And going out is better Than always staying in; Feel the wind. Let the rain fall down And wake my dreams. Let it wash away My sanity.
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Generally, Arwen did not like beer; unless she had good bar-b-que or pizza. However, free alcohol was always nice. She never drank enough to get drunk, but she did enjoy that buzzed feeling every once in a while. Alcohol was so full of empty things, though, that it was generally on Arwen's "don't touch" list. She was not exactly sure how long she had been there when she noticed somebody stopping next to her towel and she looked up to see who it was. It was some guy that she knew she had seen around campus before, but Arwen did not know his name. He was younger, she believed; but, she could have easily been wrong. She was not even sure the guy had realized that she was there, but she said a soft, "Hello," anyway, before returning to her sketching.
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Generally, Arwen did not like beer; unless she had good bar-b-que or pizza. However, free alcohol was always nice. She never drank enough to get drunk, but she did enjoy that buzzed feeling every once in a while. Alcohol was so full of empty things, though, that it was generally on Arwen's "don't touch" list. She was not exactly sure how long she had been there when she noticed somebody stopping next to her towel and she looked up to see who it was. It was some guy that she knew she had seen around campus before, but Arwen did not know his name. He was younger, she believed; but, she could have easily been wrong. She was not even sure the guy had realized that she was there, but she said a soft, "Hello," anyway, before returning to her sketching.
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notes: wooooooow. this post sucks. x.x i apologize.
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