Torn_stockings
Virgin
- Joined
- Feb 13, 2003
- Posts
- 17
Sabine sat alone in her house listening to the dark crooning music of the Tindersticks. Her long black hair pulled back, she lit a cigarette and closed her large blue eyes, savoring the draft coming through one of the many rickety windows in her old new england farmhouse.
Dusk filtered through the dusty panes of the old glass, softly illuminating the darkening room. She opened her eyes and lithely moved to light some candles and sip her coffee.
A movement in her peripheral vision startled her, and as she turned toward the window she saw a tall figure walking toward her house across the otherwise blank snowcovered field.
She watched as he approached, slow deliberate steps...as he came closer she noticed his long black leather trenchcoat, a black backpack slung casually over his broad shoulders, and wild dirty blonde hair flying around his head escaping the confines of his black stetson hat.
Curious, she catlike stalked and crouched behind the door and side windows, grinding her cigarette out in a nearby ashtray. She never had visitors, and had few friends. This was how she liked it, and her pulse quickened a bit as the stranger approached the rusting scrollwork of the iron gate bordering her property.
Dusk filtered through the dusty panes of the old glass, softly illuminating the darkening room. She opened her eyes and lithely moved to light some candles and sip her coffee.
A movement in her peripheral vision startled her, and as she turned toward the window she saw a tall figure walking toward her house across the otherwise blank snowcovered field.
She watched as he approached, slow deliberate steps...as he came closer she noticed his long black leather trenchcoat, a black backpack slung casually over his broad shoulders, and wild dirty blonde hair flying around his head escaping the confines of his black stetson hat.
Curious, she catlike stalked and crouched behind the door and side windows, grinding her cigarette out in a nearby ashtray. She never had visitors, and had few friends. This was how she liked it, and her pulse quickened a bit as the stranger approached the rusting scrollwork of the iron gate bordering her property.