lovely decay
Planetoid
- Joined
- Jan 9, 2009
A slender form lay back against the soft green grass, gaze turned upwards towards the sky. Her left hand was draped across her stomach, her right propped up on the ground by her elbow, a small white joint between her index finger and thumb. It was a quiet, breezy day, the weather was perfect. "Mmm," she mumbled, eyes closed as the sun warmed her pale skin.
Lucille, or Lucy as she preferred to be called, was quite content where she lay. The days were growing shorter, and the news was becoming worse and worse as each day passed by. The war was taking so many people away from home, and practically destroying families, and Lucy was not blind to this. She knew she would never be called to fight, but the person who was just inches away from her could be called away at any time. This devastated her, just thinking about it, and the thought had her sitting up abruptly.
Slowly, she pushed the joint against her lips, inhaled deeply and held it out for him to take. Once he took it, she exhaled slowly, her eyes slowly opening. Dark brown hues stared down the slightly slope of green in front of her, her long legs drawing up towards her chest. Lucy went still, her head turning to the right to face the radio that sat between the both of them. The familiar sound of The Beatles played from the speakers, and Lucy fought back a smile. If there was anything to calm her down, it was a nice joint and John Lennon's voice.
Propping her chin on her knees, she let out a sight as her right hand reached forward to alter the station, she was searching for some kind of news cast. She wasn't one to wear a watch, so she wasn't too sure as to what time it was anyways. Maybe it was too early.
"Don't forget to pass it back," she teased, her other hand reaching upwards to tuck a stray red hair behind her ear. Lucy's hair was waist length, and as red as red could be. She'd never dyed it, nor cut it since she'd grown it to this length. Currently it was braided back in a long, single braid, tied at the end with a brown ribbon that matched her pants. She wore no shoes, or socks, just barefeet. They weren't too far from her house, and the field they sat in was nothing but soft grass. Her torso was covered with a bright yellow tank top, exposing her freckle covered, pale white skin. When standing, Lucy was just a little over five foot five, most of it all legs. Her body wasn't outrageously curvy, but she wasn't a little twig either. Her hips jutted out just a little bit, her chest in the same manner to balance her out. She was feminine, but not so much that she was a runway model sort of feminine. Her body structure was naturally bony, which was hard to believe considering how much she toked, and how much she ate after she toked.
Looking at up at the person who sat next to her from underneath light red blonde eyelashes, she flashed a smile. "Like I said, don't forget to share."
Lucille, or Lucy as she preferred to be called, was quite content where she lay. The days were growing shorter, and the news was becoming worse and worse as each day passed by. The war was taking so many people away from home, and practically destroying families, and Lucy was not blind to this. She knew she would never be called to fight, but the person who was just inches away from her could be called away at any time. This devastated her, just thinking about it, and the thought had her sitting up abruptly.
Slowly, she pushed the joint against her lips, inhaled deeply and held it out for him to take. Once he took it, she exhaled slowly, her eyes slowly opening. Dark brown hues stared down the slightly slope of green in front of her, her long legs drawing up towards her chest. Lucy went still, her head turning to the right to face the radio that sat between the both of them. The familiar sound of The Beatles played from the speakers, and Lucy fought back a smile. If there was anything to calm her down, it was a nice joint and John Lennon's voice.
Propping her chin on her knees, she let out a sight as her right hand reached forward to alter the station, she was searching for some kind of news cast. She wasn't one to wear a watch, so she wasn't too sure as to what time it was anyways. Maybe it was too early.
"Don't forget to pass it back," she teased, her other hand reaching upwards to tuck a stray red hair behind her ear. Lucy's hair was waist length, and as red as red could be. She'd never dyed it, nor cut it since she'd grown it to this length. Currently it was braided back in a long, single braid, tied at the end with a brown ribbon that matched her pants. She wore no shoes, or socks, just barefeet. They weren't too far from her house, and the field they sat in was nothing but soft grass. Her torso was covered with a bright yellow tank top, exposing her freckle covered, pale white skin. When standing, Lucy was just a little over five foot five, most of it all legs. Her body wasn't outrageously curvy, but she wasn't a little twig either. Her hips jutted out just a little bit, her chest in the same manner to balance her out. She was feminine, but not so much that she was a runway model sort of feminine. Her body structure was naturally bony, which was hard to believe considering how much she toked, and how much she ate after she toked.
Looking at up at the person who sat next to her from underneath light red blonde eyelashes, she flashed a smile. "Like I said, don't forget to share."