LloopyLlama

Love unconditionally. That was her charge. She could not see anyone in a light that did not glow. One day a man came to her, broken and empty, with nothing worth loving, but she could not, or would not turn away from him. She would walk with him each night: before she could rest she had to give him some small part of her and she had to know that he would be safe. This she did every night till she lost track of the days. As she forgot the time she also began to forget herself. Every night when she would give the man a part of herself she would slip farther away so that as the man grew stronger and began to see love and hope in the world surr

And so the children cried out, "Have mercy on us treacherous few; send us home! We do not belong here among the trees and the fish, we belong home, with you, our beloved leaders! Our wrongs were but mistakes and misunderstandings. Open your hearts and allow us repentant servants safe passage back to Ramlen. " But the masters were not fooled by the young ones' winning appearances. The forms of Earth's children, which have so much control over most of our universe's beings, had no hold on the universe's keepers. They knew the morphlings had not changed in any way other than appearances. And so a deaf ear was turned upon these outcasts on Eart

Yeah… That was me. If I saw someone doing that, I probably would've said something like, "Turkeys don't even wear shoes …" or something else smart-alac to pretend I'm more intelligent that I am, instead of paying attention to the important aspects that I felt everyone else would notice. Like that the turkey was on fire. I don't usually go so overboard in my ventures to be strange, usually I just go up to random people and ask them if they would sign my bag as Leonard Nimoy, or something like that, but I found the costume at Goodwill for ten bucks, and couldn't resist. And I dunno about you, but when I see something as awesome as a