AISHA
she grabbed a razor for me
and she did it, just like that
and she did it, just like that
All would not go according to planned, it seldom ever did and it was a silly trick she played on herself to believe that it would. She walked up to the inn, scraping her boot against the edge of the bottom step to the porch. Some fluttering above against the gently paling orange and pink sunset caught her attention. A glance up would find the raven perched at the edge of the roof, looking down.
She watched him for a moment, unable to stop the faint swell of happiness at seeing him there. And yet that happiness hurt her, a reminder that they were unresolved. They'd caused each other pain.
Aisha sighed, tossed her pack up to the top step of the inn then moved back down to where she could see him again. She stared up to his blue eyes, then began to change. Clothes and sheath and hair and skin became fur and claws and teeth. The golden cat's pelt gleamed in the early eve light, and quietly watched him through her yellow eyes.
She watched him for a moment, unable to stop the faint swell of happiness at seeing him there. And yet that happiness hurt her, a reminder that they were unresolved. They'd caused each other pain.
Aisha sighed, tossed her pack up to the top step of the inn then moved back down to where she could see him again. She stared up to his blue eyes, then began to change. Clothes and sheath and hair and skin became fur and claws and teeth. The golden cat's pelt gleamed in the early eve light, and quietly watched him through her yellow eyes.
when she want something
she don't wanna pay for it
she don't wanna pay for it
