It was Friday night so hearing the bass from the barn was no surprise. The Autobots were dedicated in their promise to guard the Yeagers, but a little party at the end of the week never hurt anybody. They all liked music and just a little shindig would boost morale and strengthen bonds. It was when Tessa first requested that Bumblebee played music in the abandoned church that the majority of them danced and connected. The music meant something.
But tonight it was a bit too loud.
She was trying to get things together for college, paperwork and classes and books. Thank God Joshua Joyce took utter and co
Sighing, Ronald walked down the silent streets of London. It was considerably early in the morning, and technically he didn't even have to be up to get to work for another three hours or so, but the junior Reaper had something important he needed to do.
Knox turned onto Stoke Newington High Street, this time his feet dragging. The usually upbeat youngster felt as if he was carrying a pack of lead on his back, keeping his movements slow and cautious. Memories seeped back into his mind, back to when he was just a little boy.
"You almost have it, Ronnie." The strawberry blonde woman said as she smiled down at the boy, her fingers shifting thro
I hate to watch your pain.
Faded memories, broken wings,
And yet you insist. Your heart still sings.
Days pass and I fight to stay sane
The pain in my chest, refusing to wane.
And as I watch you and your daily things,
I wonder what's next, what pain shall bring.
I wait for the rain.
And when the day is made of black,
On your cheek a kiss; just one.
Down my cheeks there roll the tears
and I shall cry, my voice may crack.
I will remember the days when we were young.
Your pain is gone. Goodbye to you, goodbye to years.
Overtime. Great. The blonde male grumbled bitterly as he fingered the pages of his slightly disorganized work. It was all that little pipsqueak's fault he even had overtime. He just had to make a fuss the minute the word was even thrown at him, so of course the 'more mature' Reaper got the heavier load.
"Alright," Eric Slingby sighed as he checked his ledger for the next name on his list. A Jaime Thatcher was scheduled to die at 2:30am from a severe case of TB. The well built male tipped his head up to look at the colossal clock tower. It was 2:25 now. He had about five minute
With a groan the young Bengal Prince rolled over in his bed and glared at the streak of light that peeked out from behind his curtains. It was way too early to be up! "Agni," he grumbled from under his goose down quilt. "Agni, shut the curtain." When the stream of light didn't disappear Soma huffed and turned over. "Agni, shut the curtain!" he ordered again, curling into a ball. Once the Prince turned over again, the sun was still right in his eye!
With a huff Soma sat up, throwing the covers off himself. Letting out a low moan of complaint he rubbed his tired, liquid golden eyes, swinging his feet over the bed until they reached the floor.
It was Friday night so hearing the bass from the barn was no surprise. The Autobots were dedicated in their promise to guard the Yeagers, but a little party at the end of the week never hurt anybody. They all liked music and just a little shindig would boost morale and strengthen bonds. It was when Tessa first requested that Bumblebee played music in the abandoned church that the majority of them danced and connected. The music meant something.
But tonight it was a bit too loud.
She was trying to get things together for college, paperwork and classes and books. Thank God Joshua Joyce took utter and co
Sighing, Ronald walked down the silent streets of London. It was considerably early in the morning, and technically he didn't even have to be up to get to work for another three hours or so, but the junior Reaper had something important he needed to do.
Knox turned onto Stoke Newington High Street, this time his feet dragging. The usually upbeat youngster felt as if he was carrying a pack of lead on his back, keeping his movements slow and cautious. Memories seeped back into his mind, back to when he was just a little boy.
"You almost have it, Ronnie." The strawberry blonde woman said as she smiled down at the boy, her fingers shifting thro
I hate to watch your pain.
Faded memories, broken wings,
And yet you insist. Your heart still sings.
Days pass and I fight to stay sane
The pain in my chest, refusing to wane.
And as I watch you and your daily things,
I wonder what's next, what pain shall bring.
I wait for the rain.
And when the day is made of black,
On your cheek a kiss; just one.
Down my cheeks there roll the tears
and I shall cry, my voice may crack.
I will remember the days when we were young.
Your pain is gone. Goodbye to you, goodbye to years.
Overtime. Great. The blonde male grumbled bitterly as he fingered the pages of his slightly disorganized work. It was all that little pipsqueak's fault he even had overtime. He just had to make a fuss the minute the word was even thrown at him, so of course the 'more mature' Reaper got the heavier load.
"Alright," Eric Slingby sighed as he checked his ledger for the next name on his list. A Jaime Thatcher was scheduled to die at 2:30am from a severe case of TB. The well built male tipped his head up to look at the colossal clock tower. It was 2:25 now. He had about five minute
With a groan the young Bengal Prince rolled over in his bed and glared at the streak of light that peeked out from behind his curtains. It was way too early to be up! "Agni," he grumbled from under his goose down quilt. "Agni, shut the curtain." When the stream of light didn't disappear Soma huffed and turned over. "Agni, shut the curtain!" he ordered again, curling into a ball. Once the Prince turned over again, the sun was still right in his eye!
With a huff Soma sat up, throwing the covers off himself. Letting out a low moan of complaint he rubbed his tired, liquid golden eyes, swinging his feet over the bed until they reached the floor.
Alan had been gasping for breath in his unconscious state, but thanks to the care his tall friend had given him the gasping had smoothed to a steady panting. Eric listened to Alan's labored breaths, shaking his head every few minutes trying not to nod off from the soothing noise. No, it wasn't soothing in the least, it was a terrible noise, even if it was hypnotic and had the ability to make Eric's eyelids heavy. He wouldn't-No, he couldn't fall asleep Not while Alan was like this. It was nearly 4 AM, and Eric hadn't slept for the past what was it pushing on 48 hours now. An assignment with horrible overtime, just to come home
Shut up, and smile. by startledintoreality, literature
Literature
Shut up, and smile.
Pull me through the day
Drag me up to prison gates
I'd go to see you.
Where paper stars shine
And light bulbs make them sparkle,
We're up and awake,
Just being awake,
Just staring down morning light
As it streams inside,
Waking us up with
A certain warmth that only
Moonlight can predict.
But, look at us here;
The prison walls never seemed
So devastated
To see us in love,
To see us together here
In the midst of this:
All of this nonsense,
All of this insanity.
But do we care? No.
Of course not. I have
You. And you have me. And we're
Perfectly happy
In each other's arms.
I'll gladly place another
Kiss upon your mou
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