AN: This is re-uploaded. I erased it because I used a part of it for this class I had taken, but I dropped it and I'm pretty sure the teacher threw the paper away. xD So I think it's safe to have this back on.
Theme: Unknown o.o (and I shall explain it in the next one)
Eyes
How could anyone have eyes like those? How could anyone even call them eyes? They were crystals. No, that's wrong. They were diamonds. No, that's still wrong. They were stars. Two identical cobalt blue stars. Though, I don't think even that could describe how absolutely beautiful they are. I guess it only describes their shine.
It amazes me how much they are like the sky. You can tell what that person is feeling if you just look at them. They could say one thing, but their eyes tell you another. They do get frustrated, but it's their own fault for being so easy to read.
I like it, though. I can always tell that person is telling me the truth. That's why I won't give up. I'll keep fighting, just so that one day I'll be able to wake up to those eyes.
Anyone in their right mind would see that those sapphire orbs are pools. They're portals that trap you, consuming you into a world of warmth. They paralyze you. Their hands wrap around your lungs and heart, squeezing as if they wanted you to die, but in fact are doing the opposite. They're filling you with emotions, begging to connect with you – with your soul.
I'm surprised by how much these affect me. These two make me feel as though I were a balloon, tied to a string that that person held. These two make me fall in love all over again. These two make me come undone at the very sight and I nearly lose my sanity. I'm surprised by how much I want to remain in an intense gaze with these two; tearing away shatters my heart. Those two eyes, so mysterious and yet so open, swallow me whole, drown me with unknown affection, and I do not wish to surface.
So I won't allow them to back down, because I want to wake up to and drown myself in these eyes every day.
On top of the school roof, Seiya and Usagi sat across from each other atop a blanket. They ignored their lunches, locked in an intense stare, completely oblivious to their similar thoughts.