That once so wild wolf, now almost domesticated.
She is worn down to her weakest point, cowering at every noise.
Her shining silver coat, dulled down to a sad grey.
Her glowing white fur, now dirty and matted with blood.
Her shimmering ebony marking on her tail, ears and paws has faded and worn.
Her broken blue-glass eyes, dim and stormy grey.
That once so fluffy, high flying flag-like tail now drags the ground showing no sign that was ever freedom or independence.
Sharp pearl white fangs, now dull and broken.
Her strong howl, like a beacon in the night, now muted to a sad whimper.
This Silver Wolf is no more.
Her fight is gone, tis been bea
Favorite genre of music: Rock, Punk, Country, Indie alternative Favorite Actor or actress:Katherine Moennig(L word), Ian Somerhalder! <3 (Damon Salvatore on Vampire Diaries) Favorite Quote(s): Stand up for what you believe in even if the means standing alone.-Andy Beirsack Favorite color: Blue Favorite place to be: outdoors
Favourite Movies
Disney movies and Westerns
Favourite Bands / Musical Artists
Black Veil Brides, Black Sabbath, Johnny Cash
Favourite Books
The Sight, Julie of the Wolves,The Summoning, (<3 all)
Just made a new group called Teenwolfies. All are welcome. It is a place to show off your art and express your inner wolf or vampire. Ever heard of Wolfie Blackheart? welp find her on youtube and learn more about her please. This group is for Teen wolves, therians, otherkin and vampires. Welcome :3
So finesse is this word that me and my friend started to use when we play the game Fireboy and Watergirl. He has all the finesse and ...i have none. i always fall and get trapped or die in the water. But i am his fireboy(even though im a girl) and he is my watergirl and with out each other no one would have any finesse because it just wouldn't be fun.
Definition of FINESSE :
fi·nesse (f-ns)
n.
1. Refinement and delicacy of performance, execution, or artisanship.
2. Skillful, subtle handling of a situation; tactful, diplomatic maneuvering.
3. A method of leading up to a tenace, as in bridge, in order to prevent an opponent from win