Ookami
It had happened again. James was in the middle of the forest, walking in circles mentally and physically.
The same dream every night for 14 years might seem a little old to some. Not to him. Tonight was no different.
He started lazily, gathering pace as the clouds above him streaked an unnatural violet. The lone stump still sat for him
in the middle of an opening, welcoming him with a groan as the wind struck its roots, cowering under the trench of mud.
The green sprawl of the forest ended abruptly in this, somewhat small sanctuary of James's. He sat, his tie billowing in
the wind, which was now pacing around its cage, like some
One
I love you like I love a day
when everything goes right
I love you like I love to lay
and watch the stars at night
I love you like I love the rain
its lustful calm embrace
I love you like I love to laugh
until it hurts my face
I love you like I love to drive
with no real destination
I love you like I love the thrill
of pure infatuation
But most of all I love you like
I love a cherished friend
Who holds me tight, dries my tears
and loves me to the end
One
I love you like I love a day
when everything goes right
I love you like I love to lay
and watch the stars at night
I love you like I love the rain
its lustful calm embrace
I love you like I love to laugh
until it hurts my face
I love you like I love to drive
with no real destination
I love you like I love the thrill
of pure infatuation
But most of all I love you like
I love a cherished friend
Who holds me tight, dries my tears
and loves me to the end
Ookami
It had happened again. James was in the middle of the forest, walking in circles mentally and physically.
The same dream every night for 14 years might seem a little old to some. Not to him. Tonight was no different.
He started lazily, gathering pace as the clouds above him streaked an unnatural violet. The lone stump still sat for him
in the middle of an opening, welcoming him with a groan as the wind struck its roots, cowering under the trench of mud.
The green sprawl of the forest ended abruptly in this, somewhat small sanctuary of James's. He sat, his tie billowing in
the wind, which was now pacing around its cage, like some