Oliver-Winterborne

Remember that time we were only thirteen, The first time I met you, you made me believe In castles in the sky, and people in the sea, Your beautiful mind in all of its majesty; Remember that time, we were fresh out of school, Ignorant and young, no regard for the rules, We snuck down to the lake, and took back a few, And together we slept, my arms warm around you I'm standing here at the edge of reality, Darling, please don't feel obliged to follow me, Just close your eyes, it'll be over soon, Goodbye, my dear, I will always love you; Whatever lay beyond dear, where ever it may be, Whether Heaven or Hell remains yet to be seen,

I write this entry in the shadow of grave events. Luna may be in danger, the cause of this malignancy is not yet known to me. I will continue to study the happenings surrounding the initial event, but first I believe it might be beneficial to record the events so that I may study them in detail should I need to review them in the future. We had decided that we will begin studying the Hrwen'ayin culture parallel to our studies of their biology and their physical environment. We decided to start by looking into their familial relationships, how they are structured, and what their nuclear family life consists of, as well as other aspects; there

I walk through endless fields of faces, Dull grey faces, swiftly passing without a glance, On a way to some destination that I do not know; I walk on through this stream of faces, Until one of them turns to look, Her eyes meeting mine; We knew there was something there, Something unspoken, Something you can not touch, Only feel... I grasped her hand tightly, And we let the current of faces take us... She took me to a house of mirrors; I saw wondrous things; Wonderful people who spoke with words sweet as honey, And a place that I could call home; But soon I tripped and broke the mirrors, Revealing what they hid; A secret so d