Post by Sacoorah on Jan 24, 2015 1:36:27 GMT
Indura Luin Original
Tobiano Markings, like this: 'cept where this one is bay, Indura is Pale Perlino.
She'd traversed a huge expanse of earth over the last week. She wasn't sure why she had made the journey, but she'd had stamina enough to do it, and she just let her limbs carry her onward. Now though, despite how short it had been, The end of Indura's journey was in sight. But this didn't dishearten the seven year old, sixteen hand, pale perlino tobiano dyed, pale sapphire blue eyed, American paint, Akhal-Teke cross mare. No, if anything she felt so much more alive. Indura Luin chuckled softly as she picked up an easy trot.
A full moon must be rising this night. Tossing her pretty skull a musical whinny escaped from her pale muzzle as she felt her limbs take over and begin to lead her to wherever they wished. It seemed like hours had passed though it had only been about thirty minutes until she stopped and when she let her mind take over her frame again, she looked upward into an inky canvas with pin points of silvery light scattered all about it and there in the space above her skull she spied her oldest friend, the full, bright silver disk of the moon.
"Hello my old friend. It has been a long while since last we talked. I missed you." Indura Luin murmured softly as she smiled up at the moon and then started forward again, knowing that she was beginning to appear ethereal, as her pale ivory cloak reflected back the grace and beauty of the full moon's glow. She wasn't going to be sleeping for the next few nights and days. As she paced forward, her ivory towers switched forward, a loud thunderous roar echoed about her and she smiled again. A waterfall, she had not seen one of those since home.
She paced toward it, and stopped at the edge of the basin where the falls crashed and collected before flowing out with the river. Despite the ripples that emanated from where the falls splashed into the basin, the beautiful reflection of the full moon was clear as day in the middle and Indura smiled and stepped her fore knives into the basin and peered at her reflection beside the moon's. If the rest of the lands around here were like this Indura would have found a perfect new home to start a new chapter of her life.
Word Count: 405
"Speaking"
Listening
Notes: @snowy, wow! her first post and I already like the way I post her. Lol.
Tobiano Markings, like this: 'cept where this one is bay, Indura is Pale Perlino.
She'd traversed a huge expanse of earth over the last week. She wasn't sure why she had made the journey, but she'd had stamina enough to do it, and she just let her limbs carry her onward. Now though, despite how short it had been, The end of Indura's journey was in sight. But this didn't dishearten the seven year old, sixteen hand, pale perlino tobiano dyed, pale sapphire blue eyed, American paint, Akhal-Teke cross mare. No, if anything she felt so much more alive. Indura Luin chuckled softly as she picked up an easy trot.
A full moon must be rising this night. Tossing her pretty skull a musical whinny escaped from her pale muzzle as she felt her limbs take over and begin to lead her to wherever they wished. It seemed like hours had passed though it had only been about thirty minutes until she stopped and when she let her mind take over her frame again, she looked upward into an inky canvas with pin points of silvery light scattered all about it and there in the space above her skull she spied her oldest friend, the full, bright silver disk of the moon.
"Hello my old friend. It has been a long while since last we talked. I missed you." Indura Luin murmured softly as she smiled up at the moon and then started forward again, knowing that she was beginning to appear ethereal, as her pale ivory cloak reflected back the grace and beauty of the full moon's glow. She wasn't going to be sleeping for the next few nights and days. As she paced forward, her ivory towers switched forward, a loud thunderous roar echoed about her and she smiled again. A waterfall, she had not seen one of those since home.
She paced toward it, and stopped at the edge of the basin where the falls crashed and collected before flowing out with the river. Despite the ripples that emanated from where the falls splashed into the basin, the beautiful reflection of the full moon was clear as day in the middle and Indura smiled and stepped her fore knives into the basin and peered at her reflection beside the moon's. If the rest of the lands around here were like this Indura would have found a perfect new home to start a new chapter of her life.
Word Count: 405
"Speaking"
Listening
Notes: @snowy, wow! her first post and I already like the way I post her. Lol.