Of the Shadows

Of the Shadows

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Fantasy
Often times there are things that lurk in the darkness that we are far too occupied and naive to notice. We convince ourselves that it was a trick of the eye. We blame it on exhaustion. Those things we see when our senses are weakend and we are vulnerable. The fear plays with our minds, we reason, and drift off to precious sleep. None of it could possibly be real. Those with the Sight know do not get the luxury of that lie. We See, even when we wish we couldn't.
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THE ILLUSION IS IN OUR EYES. . . ˗ˏˋ Native American tribes used to tell lots of stories. There were legends about a great spirit they heard in every wind, saw in every cloud and feared in every sound as well as there were rumors of imaginary creatures roaming around, and spirit warriors who abandoned their human bodies to defend their lands with claws and pointed teeth, growling loud and clear. Yet, as the darkness fell and tall grass danced in open fields filled with silence, the old ones whispered quietly into the pin-cushion of sky, "O' Lady Moon, your horns point toward the east: Shine, be increased; O' Lady Moon, your horns point toward the west: Wane, be at rest." 【twilight.】 【3.1.24 ★ 3.25.24】 【completed.】

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