Lonely solipist [open]
Dec 28, 2014 16:48:36 GMT -5
Post by Lucas Blacke on Dec 28, 2014 16:48:36 GMT -5
For some reason Luke did not yet own his own instrument and caught himself time and time again just going to the auditorium to play a few tunes. And what better than going over there in the middle of winter in a nice, warm jacket and playing some tunes on whatever instrument he felt like playing? Less people around, and less people for him to text and ask to come over before mentally breaking down.
Yes, that time was still very vivid and he disliked being remembered about it, though he did come down to the exact place it happened time and time again. He knew there wasn't any reason to keep reminding himself of it, there was never going to be anything beyond friendship between them. He knew this, had known this since the moment he tried to change, or said he tried to change. Though when he had asked her, she said he hadn't. He didn't want to accept that fact but knew that she was one of the people that knew him best even if she hated the very idea.
Shrugging the simple idea of not having changed away he went over to the stage on which the instruments were laid out and he took a few moments to himself. He took a seat on the ground right next to the guitar and strummed the neck of it a bit, being able to play a sad little tune just by tapping on the right frets.
He then got up to his feet and took a seat behind the instrument he knew how to play even without his power; the piano. he sighed deeply as he removed the lid from the keys and placed his fingers on mostly just the white ivory and ignored the black parts. His mind tried coming up with something to play, something to match his current mood, the season.
His head turned sideways and he saw the snow falling through the window. He cracked a smile as he watched it pass, like everything he would ever know.
Yes, that time was still very vivid and he disliked being remembered about it, though he did come down to the exact place it happened time and time again. He knew there wasn't any reason to keep reminding himself of it, there was never going to be anything beyond friendship between them. He knew this, had known this since the moment he tried to change, or said he tried to change. Though when he had asked her, she said he hadn't. He didn't want to accept that fact but knew that she was one of the people that knew him best even if she hated the very idea.
Shrugging the simple idea of not having changed away he went over to the stage on which the instruments were laid out and he took a few moments to himself. He took a seat on the ground right next to the guitar and strummed the neck of it a bit, being able to play a sad little tune just by tapping on the right frets.
He then got up to his feet and took a seat behind the instrument he knew how to play even without his power; the piano. he sighed deeply as he removed the lid from the keys and placed his fingers on mostly just the white ivory and ignored the black parts. His mind tried coming up with something to play, something to match his current mood, the season.
His head turned sideways and he saw the snow falling through the window. He cracked a smile as he watched it pass, like everything he would ever know.