She was made
of stone. She was made of steel. Nothing could touch her, nothing could break
her and nothing could move her. She only felt a lingering sense of
passive, frigid coldness that refused to leave her mind and body. The laughter
didn’t touch her eyes, but her eyes always had this sort of glimmer in them
that people didn’t understand. The winds of time blew and storms came and went, but she
didn’t seem to stir an inch. She created a strange aura of stillness and an eerily peaceful
calm around her that scared people. People were always intimidated by her presence
and they could never explain what it was about her that disturbed them in some
way. It was almost like she was silently questioning their meaning of existence
and their happiness. People never got through to her because she drew a line
whenever somebody got too close for her comfort. This coldness that she lived
in was her comfort. People wondered if it was only darkness inside of her. They
didn’t understand that it was never dark inside. There was always a bright,
shimmering light inside of her that never dimmed. That light never stopped
burning because she never stopped hoping that someday, her life would change. She
was impossibly driven, driven to achieve goals and aspirations that she never
shared with a soul. For her, that was life. Or, was it?
She never
lost her belief in humanity though, however cold her exterior was. She never
stopped hoping that she would start feeling again and that someday the warmth that
was so cruelly stolen from her would slowly seep back into her system. She
waited eagerly in anticipation for that day when she would finally crack a
genuine and heartfelt smile. She would feel again, because if you can hope, you
can feel and you can love.
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