Impressions

She was close to me, like in my dreams. So close that I even smelled her scent, sweet and sad at the same time. I looked up at her mouth, then her nose and finally her eyes. And I was able to look into her soul, frozen and bitter. Years of shattered hopes still willing to be fulfilled and broken dreams that were becoming nightmares night after night. A kind trust sent to the air to be wasted and unanswered. And as I saw the evening sun hiding from my grief her soul poisoned mine, and I felt her pain the way she did. All I wanted was to save her, save her from that cage made of masquerades and routines. To take her hand and walk the same rocky path. But she didn't want to be saved. She doesn't want to leave that cage because she has been there forever, and the key is in her hands. If she only knew what lies on the other side...

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Ok. Esto es demasiado. Puede un simple quiz online ser tan exacto? Averiguelo usted mismo jajajajaja. Ah y ojo que baloo estaba presente cuando hize el quiz. De más está decir que nos cagamos de la risa cuando salió el resultado :)


Category V - The Lone
Wolf
Though you'd be welcome in most groups, you prefer
a more solitary path.

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Shadowboxing in the Dark

It was late, daylight was gone. I had just woke up from a bad dream and all I wanted was a glass of water. I went to the kitchen but there was no water, and no light either. I pressed the switches several times but nothing happened. "What?s wrong?" I thought. Mother was not in her room. I went back to my room and put on my pajama. The front door was opened so I went downstairs to the street. All of the apartments had their lights turned off and there was no light in the street either. There were no cars nor buses and as I was walking I saw some front doors opened in some houses. I didn't dare to enter one of those. I walked for about an hour till I got to downtown, but I found no one. It seemed as if everyone was gone. I entered a big department store and put some decent clothes on, then I climbed to the roof and realized that the whole city was dead. All I could hear was my own breathing. I went to the street again and walked back home. I waited without knowing what to do. Finally I stood up in front of the mirror and began shadowboxing in the dark.

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