Monday, August 12, 2013

Part III

The animals gentle her not. Their plague roars and anger claws prevented the young girl from leaving. They trapped her in a cave and always stood in guard, so she could not escape. Not that she tried… But the beasts, brothers were not more, always got her.

Her bird friends were gone, now vile owls followed her every move. The fireflies betrayed her position e’ry time, so no longer they were her friends. Her dreams were more decadent, as an ugly figure stood watch outside her lair. The abominable ogre would be outside, and when he entered he seized her arm and… She awoke with the wolves still mounting guard outside.
Her fantasy was gone… Now there were nightmares. Now, she knew evil… She knew malice… And she knew desire. She was yearning, for some reason she became attached to the mysterious musician of that night… Every waking moment, she remembered his music, only for the animals to howl violently.

But… It came to happen. One day, the wolves left the cave. They were a hungered, and they were desperate so they left her by a few instants. And she ran… As fast as she could… With all their power, her legs ran.
She felt huge steel claws in her head and painful bites in her legs… And she was heading right into the ogre…

The ogre took her by the hand… Unto the plains he carried her. She wisheth to dream... But she awoke... And she saw no ogre… But a man, red stained white shirt and black trousers. Soft he spake, quiet his walk… “Blessed be the Lord! I thought I lost you!” He sayeth with teary eyes… His embrace was cold and warm and the same time… And she felt kisses in her face as he tightened his grasp… But he wept, for those eyes hath no idea of what was happening…
He took her to his cottage in the fields… he shewed her many paintings, as he called them, of this beautiful girl, he claimed, was her. Slowly, memories returned…

“D-D-Dearest Michael?” She mumbled, as her glazed eyes slowly came back to life. Disbelief he hath… “What is thy name, gracious wench?” He sayeth… “Beloved, thou knowest well… For this is your wife, Enid.”
He rushed to embrace her, with trembling voice and teary eyes… His suffering hath stopped and his nightmare… not forgotten.

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