Malicious Lullaby
Pulsar
- Joined
- Jan 9, 2009
- Location
- On my knees, in between his legs.
It had been one of those mistakes that not only affected her but her entire kingdom. One prick was all it took for a sleeping curse to befall her, putting her and her entire kingdom into a deep slumber for five hundred years. It was the kind of sleep that didn’t age someone. Everyone looked the same. No man grew a beard, no child aged, and the ever beautiful Sleeping Beauty didn’t age either. Her golden hair was like it always was, not grown in length, neither did it wilt or hinder away the beauty of it but the brightness was dim.
Acres of roses and thorn bushes covered and permeated the premises of the large castle. For centuries, the tale of the sleeping princess transcended all throughout other kingdoms. Young princes who were looking for some kind of eternal glory of waking up a beautiful maiden and her kingdom would scour the lands to come across this majestic fortress. Only they would meet a slow and painful death as they became among the thorns, with no one to help them. So among the thorns and rose bushes, skeletal bodies remained until they turned to ash, the remains of the helpless and hapless princes who tried and failed terribly.
Throughout the castle, bodies laid just slumbering, sleeping like there was really no tomorrow. They looked dead but they didn’t age, they didn’t decay, they didn’t wither away. They just remained. From the gallant and opulent halls, littered with dust but not taking away from the beauty of the structure of the entire place. Large oak doors opened into the naturally lit room of the one and only, Sleeping Beauty.
Lying on a large, plush bed, her golden hair strewn about her and wearing a soft pink gown of the finest silks and materials, she held a single rose in her hands. Her eyes were shut, her skin pale and milky white. She looked dead. But she wasn’t. She only needed life kissed back into her to return the subtle shade of rosiness to her cheeks, her soft décolletage and her skin overall.
Waiting, waiting, and waiting for the day a mighty brave prince with courage of a thousand suns to beat down the rosy and thorny path and claim his prize; Sleeping Beauty, Princess Helena.
Acres of roses and thorn bushes covered and permeated the premises of the large castle. For centuries, the tale of the sleeping princess transcended all throughout other kingdoms. Young princes who were looking for some kind of eternal glory of waking up a beautiful maiden and her kingdom would scour the lands to come across this majestic fortress. Only they would meet a slow and painful death as they became among the thorns, with no one to help them. So among the thorns and rose bushes, skeletal bodies remained until they turned to ash, the remains of the helpless and hapless princes who tried and failed terribly.
Throughout the castle, bodies laid just slumbering, sleeping like there was really no tomorrow. They looked dead but they didn’t age, they didn’t decay, they didn’t wither away. They just remained. From the gallant and opulent halls, littered with dust but not taking away from the beauty of the structure of the entire place. Large oak doors opened into the naturally lit room of the one and only, Sleeping Beauty.
Lying on a large, plush bed, her golden hair strewn about her and wearing a soft pink gown of the finest silks and materials, she held a single rose in her hands. Her eyes were shut, her skin pale and milky white. She looked dead. But she wasn’t. She only needed life kissed back into her to return the subtle shade of rosiness to her cheeks, her soft décolletage and her skin overall.
Waiting, waiting, and waiting for the day a mighty brave prince with courage of a thousand suns to beat down the rosy and thorny path and claim his prize; Sleeping Beauty, Princess Helena.