She hold onto a pendant, the family keepsake, as she walked on the muddy earth. Trees stood tall, shadowing the sky. The sky was dark anyway, but the tiny light that the moon provided were not enough.
She clenched her hand, closed her eyes. “Please be my lantern on my way forward,” she murmured.
She opened her eyes again, and walked into the unknown.
the lantern swung lazily from his outstretched hand. it gave off only the faintest glow, a soft yellow light banishing just the edges of the darkness. the street was deserted, as was expected. no one came out at night. no one would dare to.
Lantern bright wink in dark night, yellow ripples in the pond
She hold onto a pendant, the family keepsake, as she walked on the muddy earth. Trees stood tall, shadowing the sky. The sky was dark anyway, but the tiny light that the moon provided were not enough.
She clenched her hand, closed her eyes. “Please be my lantern on my way forward,” she murmured.
She opened her eyes again, and walked into the unknown.
the lantern swung lazily from his outstretched hand. it gave off only the faintest glow, a soft yellow light banishing just the edges of the darkness. the street was deserted, as was expected. no one came out at night. no one would dare to.