Dusk. A cityscape pans into view.
A lone figure stands on the edge of a skyscraper looking off into the horizon.
Its darker than usual thanks to some rain clouds. The man looks up as it starts to rain. He smiles as the
rain falls on his face. The man in his early twenties is shirtless on the roof, each drop of rain cool and
refreshing on this warm summers night.
A sudden boom of thunder rang in the distance. Without warning a flash of light broke the darkness as
lightning danced across the sky. The new source of light showcased the figures tribal tattoos. A pair of
tribal wings sat on top of his shoulder blades with the sharp curving design edging down his left shoulder
and ending near the elbow. He was fairly muscular.
Another crash of thunder sounded and the figure calmly took one step off the edge of the roof. Free falling
from the sixy story building the man leaned forward and brought his hands over his head, as if he was diving into an ocean. At
the last second a pair of black feathered wings sprout out of the mans back. With one fluid movement he stopped just
inches from the street, hovering with the graceful wings imposing behind him.
***
I woke up sweating in the passenger seat of my brothers car.
"Finally awake?" he said as he saw me move ever so slightly. "It's 'bout time, we're going to be there soon.
The sign said San Paro is the next exit."
"I had that vision again..." I started. "You mean dream. It is only a dream brother" he cut me off. "I don't know
why you call it a vision." "Because I have it all the time now, everytime I shut my eyes I see myself walk off a building!" I retorted.
"Well you do get wings, it's not like you die." My brother snapped with a grin.
A crash of thunder sounded in the distance. Again, as if the thunder was some forebarer of light; a vivid bolt of lightning lit the sky. Looking from the car I saw it.
The same cityscape from my vision.
"I'm home" I whisphered under my breath.
I'm free now.
A lone figure stands on the edge of a skyscraper looking off into the horizon.
Its darker than usual thanks to some rain clouds. The man looks up as it starts to rain. He smiles as the
rain falls on his face. The man in his early twenties is shirtless on the roof, each drop of rain cool and
refreshing on this warm summers night.
A sudden boom of thunder rang in the distance. Without warning a flash of light broke the darkness as
lightning danced across the sky. The new source of light showcased the figures tribal tattoos. A pair of
tribal wings sat on top of his shoulder blades with the sharp curving design edging down his left shoulder
and ending near the elbow. He was fairly muscular.
Another crash of thunder sounded and the figure calmly took one step off the edge of the roof. Free falling
from the sixy story building the man leaned forward and brought his hands over his head, as if he was diving into an ocean. At
the last second a pair of black feathered wings sprout out of the mans back. With one fluid movement he stopped just
inches from the street, hovering with the graceful wings imposing behind him.
***
I woke up sweating in the passenger seat of my brothers car.
"Finally awake?" he said as he saw me move ever so slightly. "It's 'bout time, we're going to be there soon.
The sign said San Paro is the next exit."
"I had that vision again..." I started. "You mean dream. It is only a dream brother" he cut me off. "I don't know
why you call it a vision." "Because I have it all the time now, everytime I shut my eyes I see myself walk off a building!" I retorted.
"Well you do get wings, it's not like you die." My brother snapped with a grin.
A crash of thunder sounded in the distance. Again, as if the thunder was some forebarer of light; a vivid bolt of lightning lit the sky. Looking from the car I saw it.
The same cityscape from my vision.
"I'm home" I whisphered under my breath.
I'm free now.