Post by Kitty on Nov 25, 2009 9:28:10 GMT -6
There were lots of bugs here.
This was what drew the large she-cat here, waiting for dawn to come so she could observe them in the sunlight.
The black she-cat was perched on top of a pile of Twoleg rubbish, gazing up at the moon. The moon bleached her pelt silver, it was so big and bright.
"Big, bright moon. Won't you sing a pretty tune?" Periwinkle murmured, not removing her eyes from it. "Big, bright moon. Won't you please just set soon?"
She'd travelled here, leaving as soon as she left the two toms. It was a difficult journey - the trees didn't go far into the other Clan's territory, the one across the big path that a monster almost hit her on.
"Big, bright moon. Please don't show me to a raccoon."
She'd had to make do with roots, and those were far too close to the ground for ehr liking. Rocks were worse, though. But she didn't have time to dread the return journey. She was awaiting the dawn.
And now all there was to do was wait.
"Big, bright moon. Big, bright moon. Big, bright moon..."
This was what drew the large she-cat here, waiting for dawn to come so she could observe them in the sunlight.
The black she-cat was perched on top of a pile of Twoleg rubbish, gazing up at the moon. The moon bleached her pelt silver, it was so big and bright.
"Big, bright moon. Won't you sing a pretty tune?" Periwinkle murmured, not removing her eyes from it. "Big, bright moon. Won't you please just set soon?"
She'd travelled here, leaving as soon as she left the two toms. It was a difficult journey - the trees didn't go far into the other Clan's territory, the one across the big path that a monster almost hit her on.
"Big, bright moon. Please don't show me to a raccoon."
She'd had to make do with roots, and those were far too close to the ground for ehr liking. Rocks were worse, though. But she didn't have time to dread the return journey. She was awaiting the dawn.
And now all there was to do was wait.
"Big, bright moon. Big, bright moon. Big, bright moon..."