AISHA
she grabbed a razor for me
and she did it, just like that
and she did it, just like that
Oh but the raven was not alone.
Aisha soared on leathery wings across a sky as white as the earth, searching for nothing more than anything to catch her eye. The thing that finally did was a faint smell of blood, nothing fresh, but not so old that it was sour. The flying fox's keen eyes spied a carcass down below, bone and carnage that might've once been luxere but was now doomed to rot if not for the scavengers about. The bat didn't need a meal like this, but the leopard wouldn't mind a snack.
And so she dove, flapping before she met the ground and slipping from one skin to the next, from burning orange fur and black wings to golden fur and black spots. The leopard's claws dug into the snow as she landed, tail lashing and fangs bared at the solitary raven that pecked and tore at the meat it could get. Beat it you little shit, she thought, unaware that someone might listen.
Aisha soared on leathery wings across a sky as white as the earth, searching for nothing more than anything to catch her eye. The thing that finally did was a faint smell of blood, nothing fresh, but not so old that it was sour. The flying fox's keen eyes spied a carcass down below, bone and carnage that might've once been luxere but was now doomed to rot if not for the scavengers about. The bat didn't need a meal like this, but the leopard wouldn't mind a snack.
And so she dove, flapping before she met the ground and slipping from one skin to the next, from burning orange fur and black wings to golden fur and black spots. The leopard's claws dug into the snow as she landed, tail lashing and fangs bared at the solitary raven that pecked and tore at the meat it could get. Beat it you little shit, she thought, unaware that someone might listen.
when she want something
she don't wanna pay for it
she don't wanna pay for it
