Prompt - Invasion & What is reality & Shh Plunny

[charisstoma]

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This is one of those, if inside was where I was captive it would be bad but the outside is invading and that is frightening.



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What is reality.


Shhh Plunny
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Comments

[mee-eep.livejournal.com]

sooooooooo cute the plunny :D

I do like that first one, so many possibilities,
Is it the last sanctuary that been compromised with nature sneaking in, dangerous at night or have those doors been blown open signifying freedom, is the sun then hope, and nature freedom after dark times.
Hmmmm

NO. Not writing it LOL. Shhhh hexipuffing ;)

[charisstoma.livejournal.com]

Yes, the plunny is adorable.

The greenery invading is threatening.
Do love the ceiling. A ceiling like that is substantial and means there's a second floor. It's a safe place and then there's this green stuff creeping in.

[mee-eep.livejournal.com]

substantial with those cracks in the walls shouting about decay?

Hmm I think one of us is going to have to write this!
*sits comfy and waits*

[charisstoma.livejournal.com]

Ah the cracks are settling or some shifting of the foundation probably. There's brick under the stucco. *snickers* it's not real, she says and IF I wrote it the label would probably be horror. It's that invading threatening green stuff.

[mee-eep.livejournal.com]

The green stuff could be gentle aging, the softening of the harsh concrete building with those forbidding metal doors.
I like the little bird flying in the beam of light, that speaks of hope!

[rout-of-snails.livejournal.com]

WHY IS EVERYBODY I KNOW POSTING IMAGES OF CUTE ANIMALS?

(The student I'm tutoring is making an ebook on Dwarf Netherland Rabbits and it's just so much cuteness and I can't have pets and ... man, yes, I'm jealous.)

I love the swimming pool in the second one. Quirky.

I find the first one liberating, rather than frightening: the light is strong enough to take over the dark.

[charisstoma.livejournal.com]

See I see the outside trying to pull anyone inside out, it's coming in to get them. Would have preferred a tapering off dirt path out the door. The Light outside is strong enough to intrude on its own to entice a person out.. *sighs* or maybe not. What that hummingbird is that can escape through the hole in the outer wall, I'm not sure and tend to overlook it. That green where it doesn't belong *SIGHS* Am tempted to get the shovel to evict it but then there would be stark brown laid out on the green where I'd tossed it and.... I'm rambling. *grins*

Am still trying to figure out about the swimming pool. What is it sticking up next to the ladder? Delightful secrets stuck in many places to be discovered and the changing perspective that is Esher in quality.

Bunny!Plunny. Images don't need feeding or cleaning up after and can be put down yet still give that twinge of want. Adorable.