to be finished later. Please don't read yet. xP
Not the best work of literature....and it's not exact...but it sure does have some symbolism and it gets the point across.....(hey if you're bored it's an..."interesting" read.....? =/
Once upon a time there was a little mouse living way out in the middle of the savanna. The mouse had a huge family with 26 siblings. She grew up her entire life knowing her parents loved her, but there was still something missing. With such a huge family the little mouse Onskuldig rarely got any attention. But there was something else. Her entire family worshiped the cheese god. This would normally have not been a problem except Onskuldig did not like cheese too much. It was ok, but she didn't think their entire lives should revolve around cheese, especially out in the middle of the savanna where there wasn't any cheese around and it didn't apply to their lives at all. Onskuldig felt very misplaced. She looked around everywhere but she wasn't quite like anyone else. Some of the animals were pretty cool but none of them were quite like her. They were all too big or too smart or too dumb or they had different interests. And they usually stayed with their group anyway. It wasn't like Onskuldig could just go back to her family either. They did care about her, but everything was always her fault because she was the oldest. Nothing she ever did was right and her family tended to ignore her anyway. Most of the time they didn't even know where she was! Onskuldig felt very lost and alone. She didn't fit in anywhere. Then one day she met up with a huge lioness. The lioness was beautiful. Onskuldig had never seen a creature like this. The lioness,Kostelik ran across the plains at great speeds always capturing her prey. She watched as Kostelik's golden fur glimmered in the sun knowing any animal being hunted by her had no chance of escape. Onskuldig was amazed at the lioness's intelligence as well. On any other occasion Onskuldig wouldn't have dared to approach such a creature, but for some reason something felt safe. The lion looked at the small creature strangely. Both of them knew that she could have easily destroyed that mouse in a matter of seconds. But for some reason she didn't. Onskuldig and
 Geek_lady_42 · Wed Mar 18, 2009 @ 01:54am · 0 Comments |
