Good_night_little_Sad_eyes...

she wanted to smile and laugh and play just like the other children, but one grin couldn't bodge. One sound would not emerge. Not one soft sweet thought filed her head. She started to get angry. Fear and disapproval erupt like a volcano in her hands. Sweat and clammy as they were she picked herself up and knocked the sand out of the lonely wrinkles from her knuckles. Shamed and slightly disturb she walked to the water fountain. Far too deep in her thoughts she picked at everything that was wrong with it. The metal they used for the spic-kit. The dirt from possibly the hose coming from the ground. The city and they're filters. If they really worked as good as you think they do. She finally snapped out of it. Thought ran through her mind, "what doesn't kill you, will just make you stronger". Took a sip and walked away gracefully. She smiled, I think she was proud and even she noticed as the others on the playground watched her take flight into the green grass she collapsed on to the bouncy blades of grass and started to sigh. Nothing and I mean nothing was good enough. She twirled her as her mother advised against it. She watched the wind take the cloud shaped animals from her. Her head started pounding nothing could get her mind off a new rant about how awful and tacky the chipped to shreds play ground equipment was. Everything and I mean everything bothered her at this particular moment. She then forgot everything. Everything grew quiet and then stopped! Silence had surround her. She stood up slowing and amazed. Silenced kids slide down the slide. They swung on the swings. They kicked the sand, but nothing and I mean nothing was heard.  She got closer and closer but was very held back as if they were fire. Reserved she slowly waved her hand back and forth and watched as they're eyes didn't flatter because of the closeness. She was stunned with big eyes and a fast pasted heart.She was invisible or a figment of her imagination. Which ever one she wasn't frighten, or scared. She was ready to see how far she could took this. Then the book was closed slowly. The Mother was tired and replied with, we can finish this tomorrow as she noticed her little wild princess was already headed to her own adventure. As she hit the light she stepped off onto her feet to notice a blade of the greenest grass and some sand.....