As dew continues to drop,
shiny shimmer upon the pelt,
that rusty white and wretched gray,
is guaranteed to melt away.

Never has one shined so bright,
as to mock the reflection of the sun,
but as the dew continues to drop,
the filth all falls at once.

So what to do on this blurred morning?
Run and play in the moistened greens?
Or should one rejoice in the luster,
of the pelt with its newly found sheen.

Just some small tid-bit posts for my character Sussuri who I'm still constructing mostly.
Feel free to post back or drop a comment if you'd like. I'll edit this post directly with new pieces as I get the muse to do so.



Soft light dancing from the rising sun lay on the soft pelt of Sussuri as she slept. On the morning winds fell a dying leaf, brushing the dark pelted fawn stirring blue eyes into consciousness. Drowsy ears lifted to the calling winds, before the light sound of a yawn joined the morning hum.

"Where am I now?" cooed the small voiced fawn, eyes peering quickly trying to remember. Long travels weighed heavily on a small frame as Sussuri stood against the soft earth and broad trees.
"Which way?" she asked the winds, turning sights this way and that without knowledge or guide. Hooves to ground she went, fallowing the rising light before her, and the gentle hope of finding answers. Where had she been previously, and why after a night of dreamless sleep did all things fade? All memories ran from her desire to know, only leaving with her, her own name. Sussuri.

Perhaps, she thought as she moved against the swaying trees, the name itself was a clue her elusive past. Finding someone with knowledge became the goal, to seek out a familiar call.With a new goal set before her heart Susurri took a deep breath turning from the sun's path, and instead sought after the sent of water which now crept into her senses.



What treasures did the lake hold to find? Great dreams of hope swam into Sussuri's heart each morning,knowing she was closer to the goal. Still within that light of dreams shadow still crept defiantly in.
"What if no one knows me...?" her eyes sought advice from the stars each night she lay below them. "Where else could I go?" Sadly the night sky yielded no answers to the fawn's growing questions and concerns. Thus below that vast sky a growing sense of loneliness not felt before banished sleep from her restless form.

I wanted to share just how much this site means to me. I've only been here a few weeks, but already I've made friends and felt accepted. All this came to my mind today, because of what my "friends" did to me.

Sometimes I will browse the site in school during studies on my ipad. Reply to rps, check out some art, yknow. People had looked over my shoulder before and commented about how creepy the characters looked, but I brush it off. That's how I felt at first, too. But today, while I was emailing someone some references for a commission, my 'friend' saw and laughed in my face about it, bringing almost everyone's attention to it.

I guess he managed to take a screenshot and snapchat it to everyone on his friends list, with a mean caption I'd rather not say. It was supposed to be a joke. Very funny. Then my "BEST FRIEND" from school looked on my Facebook where I had posted some art I had received. Most of my friends on fb are from online, or camp, or just more open-minded, accepting people. I didn't think the people at my school gave a shit about what I post. But this friend made fun of it, and made fun of how I go on the site. Saying I shouldn't waste time on a site about creepy deer...

Well, they went so far as to bring up old photos from years and years ago, which were extremely embarrassing. I ended up just deleting my account.

This sort of thing just reminds me of how awesome all of you are. You can't judge things by how they look, and art is art. There are weirder things than deer with human faces. For some people, there's an emotional significance to certain characters, or maybe when you went through a tough time, the people from TEFc were the ones to support you. I love everyone here and how accepting you are...I really appreciate it. I'm glad there are people like you.

(Sorry for any typos. I'm really upset, so not really paying attention to spelling)