Post by Light on Feb 1, 2014 10:52:54 GMT -5
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People were ignorant.
People were stupid.
People thought they were above
People discarded the cycle
People discarded the gods
People discarded the flowers
People discarded themselves
People didn't understand what true beauty was.
--Glad
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He had the bluest of eyes--eyes that stars and fire appeared to be dim to in comparison. He had a lovely smile too.
But he hated them all. He hated everything about himself. He wasn't glad about them. He was angry all of the time, but he didn't show it. He couldn't show it, not in his position. Not when he needed to stay neutral and unnoticed to survive.
He was glad that his foster parents had given him one good thing--the ability to survive. His real parents had given him nothing but grief, and he hadn't even met them--either of them. Both were ICE scientists, smart, cruel, and not in love with each other. He had been planned; he was born and genetically engineered to be great. He should have been glad.
He was on earth, he had run there. Across planets and through battlefields. It had been scary, leaving his home, but he knew that he couldn't stay there any longer. They had begun to notice that he wasn't normal, and that he didn't belong among them. He had caused an accident, one were he had injured one of his best friends that no longer claimed the title. He didn't blame him. He knew his was a freak--so he arrived on Earth.
There had to be someone there that could help him--and if not put him out of his misery. Because Glad didn't want to live anymore. He had enough of that; it was tiring and pointless. Life was hideous and couldn't give him one thing to be glad about.
His gloved fingers visibly shook as they held onto his headphones, holding them close to his ears as the music blasted in the speakers, driving the notes into his brain. He looked like a normal teenager that was skipping school to hang out in the park.
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-- Glad Sanada
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People were ignorant.
People were stupid.
People thought they were above
People discarded the cycle
People discarded the gods
People discarded the flowers
People discarded themselves
People didn't understand what true beauty was.
--Glad
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He had the bluest of eyes--eyes that stars and fire appeared to be dim to in comparison. He had a lovely smile too.
But he hated them all. He hated everything about himself. He wasn't glad about them. He was angry all of the time, but he didn't show it. He couldn't show it, not in his position. Not when he needed to stay neutral and unnoticed to survive.
He was glad that his foster parents had given him one good thing--the ability to survive. His real parents had given him nothing but grief, and he hadn't even met them--either of them. Both were ICE scientists, smart, cruel, and not in love with each other. He had been planned; he was born and genetically engineered to be great. He should have been glad.
He was on earth, he had run there. Across planets and through battlefields. It had been scary, leaving his home, but he knew that he couldn't stay there any longer. They had begun to notice that he wasn't normal, and that he didn't belong among them. He had caused an accident, one were he had injured one of his best friends that no longer claimed the title. He didn't blame him. He knew his was a freak--so he arrived on Earth.
There had to be someone there that could help him--and if not put him out of his misery. Because Glad didn't want to live anymore. He had enough of that; it was tiring and pointless. Life was hideous and couldn't give him one thing to be glad about.
His gloved fingers visibly shook as they held onto his headphones, holding them close to his ears as the music blasted in the speakers, driving the notes into his brain. He looked like a normal teenager that was skipping school to hang out in the park.
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-- Glad Sanada