lights will guide you home, & ignite your bones
& i will try to fix you
& i will try to fix you
Really, for those who know both horses and dogs, they'll know there isn't a massive difference between them. Then again, dogs typically don't have spiralled horns that can impale a man stemming from their brows.
If you're doing it, there won't be a need for me to ask. Tobi wants to reply, but instead stomps one of her hooves into the snow. Remaining completely still despite where Finn might inadvertently kick and nudge her as he climbs aboard, she similarly takes the utmost care when rising back up. Aware that Finn isn't holding on (save for maybe clamping his legs around her flanks, which is a rather strange feeling), the unicorn turns her head around, nosing one of his feet softly. It's as much reassurance as she can currently give.
Shaking her head slightly that her mane might billow into his lap, Hold on, you dummy, the unicorn takes a gentle step forward, and then another, and another. Hyper aware of Finn's balance, Tobi will remain at the walk, not wanting to bounce her rider off. No doubt the snow would make a soft landing, but no doubt she'd also never convince Finn to climb aboard again. If nothing else, she's warm beneath him, and he'll not have to trudge unnecessarily through the snow on his own.
If you're doing it, there won't be a need for me to ask. Tobi wants to reply, but instead stomps one of her hooves into the snow. Remaining completely still despite where Finn might inadvertently kick and nudge her as he climbs aboard, she similarly takes the utmost care when rising back up. Aware that Finn isn't holding on (save for maybe clamping his legs around her flanks, which is a rather strange feeling), the unicorn turns her head around, nosing one of his feet softly. It's as much reassurance as she can currently give.
Shaking her head slightly that her mane might billow into his lap, Hold on, you dummy, the unicorn takes a gentle step forward, and then another, and another. Hyper aware of Finn's balance, Tobi will remain at the walk, not wanting to bounce her rider off. No doubt the snow would make a soft landing, but no doubt she'd also never convince Finn to climb aboard again. If nothing else, she's warm beneath him, and he'll not have to trudge unnecessarily through the snow on his own.
October
