I had found a beautiful place, the only place I want to be, and I have wanted to be in since the age of thirteen in all of the world and all of their planes of existence, realms, and dimensions. In my opinion this is the most wonderful place in all of existence. It is my paradise. How could those two people whom I don’t know want me to leave?
I look all around me, and all I see are trees going on and on for miles. I walk for a while until I came to hundreds of veins, large leaves hanging from the trees, and a few fallen branches creating a wall-like object with in the forest. Curious of what it what hiding, I push past the nature-wall to see the most beautiful site in the whole world. This sight before me is like no other; it’s original in its own way. It is the most beautiful work of Mother Nature I have ever seen. It has anything anyone could ever want throughout the span of their entire life; it has enough delectable nourishment to last you through and through, enough water to quench even the biggest thirst. It has the shade to shield you from the bright, blinding rays of the ever burning sun, the space to spread out, and make your home. The scenery is gorgeous, the most inviting and enticing I had ever had the pleasure, and luxury to let my eyes fall upon its glory and enchantment; its web of luxuries and necessities, all which anyone could ever long for, or have the need for. And of course what no one can live fully without, companionship of a great number of curious and knowledge-thirsty humans, honor-loving and dignified demons, and the wise, intelligent elves. Everyone here is like no other; all are different from everyone else, yet all are similar in the fact that they stay and are peaceful among one another. No war or major conflict as ever broken out. The people here were wonderful, as perfect as anyone can possibly be.
As I let my mind wonder and ponder the question of why others leave, and never return and why those two people want me to go with them,, I start to begin my day, rubbing the fatigue from my eyes.
I look all around me, and all I see are trees going on and on for miles. I walk for a while until I came to hundreds of veins, large leaves hanging from the trees, and a few fallen branches creating a wall-like object with in the forest. Curious of what it what hiding, I push past the nature-wall to see the most beautiful site in the whole world. This sight before me is like no other; it’s original in its own way. It is the most beautiful work of Mother Nature I have ever seen. It has anything anyone could ever want throughout the span of their entire life; it has enough delectable nourishment to last you through and through, enough water to quench even the biggest thirst. It has the shade to shield you from the bright, blinding rays of the ever burning sun, the space to spread out, and make your home. The scenery is gorgeous, the most inviting and enticing I had ever had the pleasure, and luxury to let my eyes fall upon its glory and enchantment; its web of luxuries and necessities, all which anyone could ever long for, or have the need for. And of course what no one can live fully without, companionship of a great number of curious and knowledge-thirsty humans, honor-loving and dignified demons, and the wise, intelligent elves. Everyone here is like no other; all are different from everyone else, yet all are similar in the fact that they stay and are peaceful among one another. No war or major conflict as ever broken out. The people here were wonderful, as perfect as anyone can possibly be.
As I let my mind wonder and ponder the question of why others leave, and never return and why those two people want me to go with them,, I start to begin my day, rubbing the fatigue from my eyes.
