Looking down from above, I blatantly watch; admiring the resounding cries of laughter - gleeful, yet naive, it fills my heart with warmth; colours that are inexplicably wondrous, filled to the brim with compassion and excitement.
I, however, have been stuck with an unfortunately despairing fate. Destined to keep on guard; day by night, constantly in awe of the blurred silhouettes - clambering up trees, recklessly fighting against gravity.
Somehow, i have begun to take a particularly strong interest in their peculiar smiles - often, i will be able to distinguish the most gleeful grins, almost as if i am witnessing the most obscure, and fundamentally bewildering aspect of the natural world.
This is why i cry.
Craving the attention of the creatures that ignorantly roam around the hardened clay, and rock, isolated by the surrounding luscious water, I begin to question the fact that I, somehow, have little knowledge behind the reasoning in how it had come into existence.
Darkness -
It is my only companion.
However, it can not see the torment, and hatred i receive, from the underlings that inhabit that bare planet.
It is the only glimpse of light, rekindling my burning compassion, as it shines through, like the angelic rays of the heavens; the gate to the epitome of life, and my existence.
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The Outsider
Short Story- Choose a clear viewpoint - Describe the setting - Explore what being an 'outsider' means