soft wind travels through the grass, gently playing with it & forcing it into a flowing motion, touching few flowers & their fragile petals , shimmering under the naked sky, illuminated by the moon & stars, hanging high above & overseeing the night. the sight was so gorgeous, breathtaking, yet so many people slept through this magical time & missed it all. oh how the crickets hidden around played their lovely songs, comforting the broken soul that stood in the middle of it all, with his face turned to the MOON , just as if he was looking into his own reflection in it’s surface. to no avail however.
LET IT GO - a voice rings quietly in the back of his head, repeating the horrible words that he so wanted to believe were not true - SHE’S GONE - it says it again, & again, night after night as he shows in the same spot each time. hoping for something to happen. for SOMEONE to finally come here, searching for him just as he was searching for them.
how long has it been since he’s seen HER ? he couldn’t remember, it felt like years. but he knew perfectly it was his own fault. he didn’t want to risk losing her, he didn’t want her in danger, & all he ever wanted was to protect her from his awful part of life. yet - there he was, alone afterall. HE LOST HER.
he stood still for few more minutes, a noctum flower twirling in his hand impatiently. it had to be the night, he just knew it. shutting down the voice that so annoyed him he closed his eyes & took a deep breath, making a childish wish upon a falling star. nothing would happen for a long while, just the wind toying with his outfit & dark hair, slightly longer than how she remembered him - WOULD she remember him ?
silly thoughts filled his mind when suddenly - the breeze took on speed & strength for just a split of second as if signing into something. he shivered slightly as he felt someones presence just behind. he froze, not daring to even peek over his shoulder… overwhelming unfamiliar feeling left him but a statue in the middle of nowhere, filled with odd anxiety he would not feel in quite a while. was it … her ?