Post by lioness on Aug 2, 2006 17:15:25 GMT -5
Iberia trotted hesitantly into the grasslands. She had brushed her ebon hair and tail until it shone and glistned; her pelt was bright and clean. her bright blue eyes took in everything under thick eyelashes. Iberia looked around again. She bent and picked a small rose. The thorns stuck her calloused palms, but they didn't bleed, She inhaled the rose's sweet scent, then tucked it into her hair.
With ivorn fingers she brushed her hair out of her eyes. Her eyes flitted from place to place, then stopped, dissa[ointed not to spot another centaur. She settled her self onto thr ground, her long legs tucked underneath her, and her human body upright and tall. She began braiding the tall grass into a pattern, something that had occupied her time since coming here. She tucked in small flowers into the piece, and now that she was finished, it was dotted with the pale purple of lavender, the bright ornage of day lilies, and other small flowers.
She tied it around her neck, and waited. She sighed. Maybe no one would want her. She was taller than most centauressses, and sometimes even centaurs. The Shire horse that was her other half often made her uncomfortable with others, but nowadays, she didn't let it bother her anymore.
With ivorn fingers she brushed her hair out of her eyes. Her eyes flitted from place to place, then stopped, dissa[ointed not to spot another centaur. She settled her self onto thr ground, her long legs tucked underneath her, and her human body upright and tall. She began braiding the tall grass into a pattern, something that had occupied her time since coming here. She tucked in small flowers into the piece, and now that she was finished, it was dotted with the pale purple of lavender, the bright ornage of day lilies, and other small flowers.
She tied it around her neck, and waited. She sighed. Maybe no one would want her. She was taller than most centauressses, and sometimes even centaurs. The Shire horse that was her other half often made her uncomfortable with others, but nowadays, she didn't let it bother her anymore.
