Talking To The Moon - Bruno Mars
*Of course I don't own Sisters Grimm, or the song by Bruno Mars. But I bought it on my iPhone straight from the apple store, so I am allowed to use it. I only own the idea's that came straight from my head. ENJOY!
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Puck was laying on his trampoline just staring at the amazing sky that was built into the roof of his room. When he lied on his back with his hands behind his head, looking at the sun go down and the moon starting to come up, was the time he would think about Sabrina.
It had been 2 years now since Puck had last seen Sabrina Grimm. A week after the War ended, Henry snatched up Veronica and the girls and left without a word to anyone. They didn't even know that the four of them were gone until the next morning. They left without a final word, no goodbye, no hug, no nothing.
I know you're somewhere out there somewhere far away,
I want you back, yeah I want you back.
Puck looked at the sun quickly descending and wondered where she was. He knew she was safe. He could feel somewhere deep inside of him that she was safe and sound somewhere, but he had no idea where that 'somewhere' was. Jake made sure he checked the entire state of New York and there was no sign of them, so where the four missing Grimm's were, no one knew.
My neighbors think I'm crazy,
But they don't understand.
You're all I had. You're all I had.
Puck hadn't been the same since the Grimm's had left. His demeanor was dark and depressing. No longer was the fun loving fairy flying around and playing pranks on the citizens of Ferryport Landing. He was emotionless and quiet. It was only after Sabrina and Daphne were gone that Puck noticed that…..he didn't have anyone. He didn't have any real people to call friends. They were really all he had, and he wouldn't admit it out loud, but he felt lost without them.
At night when the stars light up my room,
I sit by myself talking to the moon
Tryna get to you
In hopes you're on the other side
Talking to me to
Or am I a fool, who sits alone talking to the moon?
Puck watched the last few pieces of the sun disappear behind the landscape of his room and watched the pale white moon come across the sky. Minutes later, billions of tiny white lights littered the darkened sky and brightened up the once dark land. The light from the moon and the stars illuminated his face and he could see just the silhouettes of the objects in his room and a small iridescent glow off of the surfaces of the lake and the boxing ring. It had become a ritual for Puck to have conversations that he wanted to have with Sabrina with the moon. The first time he did it, he didn't finish the conversation. He felt stupid and awkward. But the more time went by, and the more he missed her, he didn't care and talking to the moon became easier.
"Sabrina where the hell are you at? It's driving me crazy not knowing where you are. I think I could handle you being away, but I don't know where you are away from me." Puck said. He sat up and bent his knees and hugged them loosely away from his chest. Puck didn't know if it was his optimistic side coming to mind, or if it was the truth, but he always feels like Sabrina is answering him. "Sabrina, I really hope you can hear me." Puck whispered as he put his forehead on his knees and closed his eyes. He eventually fell from his position and fell asleep on his trampoline.
I'm feeling like I'm famous, the talk of the town
They say I've gone mad, I've gone mad
But they don't know what I know
Cause when the sun goes down there's someone talking back
Yeah they're talking back
A week after they went missing, Puck went out looking for Sabrina around town. When the moon finally came up, he sat in a tree and had his first conversation with the moon. When he finally gave up the search and went back to Granny Relda's, they were concerned. Someone called her saying that Puck was 'delusional' and 'finally going crazy' because they thought he saw Sabrina as a ghost or something. But Puck didn't care at all. He felt at ease talking to 'the moon' like Sabrina was there and it was just a check to see if she was okay. If he got the feeling that she was happy, then she was safe. If something felt wrong, he knew that she was probably in danger or sad. And that's all that Puck cared about: Sabrina's safety.
At night when the stars light up my room,
I sit by myself talking to the moon
Tryna get to you
In hopes you're on the other side
Talking to me to
Or am I a fool, who sits alone talking to the moon?
Sabrina sat in her little room she shared with Daphne somewhere in the outskirts of Georgia. It had been 2 years since she had seen her other family in Ferryport Landing, and they were the main thing on her mind at all times. At the moment, Daphne was snoring away in her ear and her mom and dad were next door in their bedroom sound asleep. Sabrina rolled over and stared out the window. She felt the stars illuminate her face and the light from the moon shined against the vanity in her small room and reflected and hit every surface in the room. She slowly crept out of the bed and towards the end of the hall. She opened the long window and peeked her head out and turned her head to the left. She moved her body out more and reached the side of the house. She shoved her foot into a small alcove in the shingles and climbed up to the roof. She laid on her back and stared at the moon. She always got the feeling that Puck was with her if she closed her eyes and just talked out loud. "Hey Stinky." Sabrina whispered as she smiled up at the moon. She imagined it to have a mop of blonde hair and bright green eyes, and it was easy to talk to when she really thought it was Puck. She ran away a numerous amount of times from her know small little home in the country whereabouts of Georgia. She was 17 and it's not unlikely that most 17 year old girls runaway from home every once in awhile. But Sabrina always got caught by her father, her parents friends, or the cops. She couldn't count on 2 hands how many times she came home with handcuffs for trying to sneak through the border with a fake I.D.
"I miss you… even though you were a big pain in the ass." Sabrina whispered as she bathed in the light of the moon contrasting against the darkness of the sky and the southern landscape. "If you could hear me, and give me a sign to let me know that you haven't forgotten me, or found another girl to prank…that would be great." Sabrina sighed into the darkening sky. She laid in the moon for an hour, just talking to the rock in the sky. Before she climbed back in bed and fell asleep with a certain fairy drifting in and out of her dreams.
Do you ever hear me calling?
Cause every night I'm talking to the moon
Still tryna get to you
In hopes you're on the other side
Talking to me to or am I a fool,
Who sits alone talking to the moon?
The next night Puck looked at the moon. He felt silly. He was a 4,000 something year old fairy, 17 in physical age, and talking to the moon about a girl who wasn't even his girlfriend and hadn't seen in 2 years. Yeah, that sounds about right I guess he thought to himself sarcastically. "Do you ever hear me when I talk to you through the moon, Brina?" Puck asked as he fiddled with his wooden flute he had at all times. The air was silent and he smiled back up at the moon. "I think you do. I hope you do. I hope you haven't forgotten me." Puck said as he played little notes to make the minions dance drunkenly on the even notes.
"Do you hear me when I talk?" Sabrina talked into the air. She sat with her legs crossed against the slant of the roof facing towards the moon. Her neck craned to glare right into the moon's light. "I hope you do. But then again, it's you. You probably have better things to do then talk to moons. It's a little weird I guess. But it makes me feel like I'm connected to you in a way." Sabrina said and blushed even though no real person was there to hear her confession. "But in my mind I hear you whisper things to me throughout the night. I don't know if it's the empty places of my mind that don't dream and just wander until they find your name, but I hear a voice of yours. And it calms me. I miss your voice." Sabrina said. She smiled and got up and climbed back in through the window and into her bedroom.
I know you're somewhere out there,
Somewhere far away….
She smiled at the moon through her window. She closed the curtains and tucked herself away in the warm comfort of her blanket even though the thick and humid Georgia air was a blanket all of itself. "I know where you are Puck and I'll see you soon enough."
"I don't know where you are Sabrina. Or even how I'm going to get to wherever you are. But as long as I feel that you're alive and safe. I won't forget you and I'll find you. Just give me some time." Puck said as he fell asleep on his trampoline, thoughts of the old times drifting in and out of his mind, but then as he slept, there was calm blackness in his mind. But Sabrina was written across the darkness in shiny moonlight.