Post by Persephone Touzoko on May 31, 2010 0:45:17 GMT -5
The Amusement Park was, to be frank, what closely resembled a barren post-apocalyptic wasteland. It was a shame no one had this place running. It could be a good place for kids to hang out and have fun. Now Persephone was enjoying herself by sitting on top of the towering remains of what probably once was a roller coaster and finishing off the last of her can of Dr. Pepper.
She held out the empty can, wondering what to do with it. She ended up squishing it a bit in her hand, the sound of crunching aluminum reaching her ears. Persephone then stood and threw the flattened can up in the air, drop-kicking it clean across the park. True, that was littering; but this place had so much junk, she doubted a little can would make a difference.
Persephone then returned to her sitting position, draping on arm over her knee and allow the other leg to dangle over the edge of the tracks, while using the other arm to keep her upright. She gazed out at the horizon, watching the sun slowly sink over the dusty ground. The sky was fading from an orange hue to a reddish-black one, letting her know twilight was on its way.
She sighed, shaking her dark hair from her face. There was no silent reminiscing or anything, nothing but... well nothing. Nothing but fallen roller coasters, dirt, and sunsets...
She held out the empty can, wondering what to do with it. She ended up squishing it a bit in her hand, the sound of crunching aluminum reaching her ears. Persephone then stood and threw the flattened can up in the air, drop-kicking it clean across the park. True, that was littering; but this place had so much junk, she doubted a little can would make a difference.
Persephone then returned to her sitting position, draping on arm over her knee and allow the other leg to dangle over the edge of the tracks, while using the other arm to keep her upright. She gazed out at the horizon, watching the sun slowly sink over the dusty ground. The sky was fading from an orange hue to a reddish-black one, letting her know twilight was on its way.
She sighed, shaking her dark hair from her face. There was no silent reminiscing or anything, nothing but... well nothing. Nothing but fallen roller coasters, dirt, and sunsets...
