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Strangecharm does not exist. If it does, its court would be darkened, lit by fitful glowspheres that pick out pools of bright colors. It would be inhabited by the most broken of broken toys, and the half-mad. |
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Strangecharm does not exist. If it did, its court would be garish, well-lit and radiating the clashing hues of every color of the rainbow and more, and a few that shouldn't exist — except in those places where the harsh, unflinching light is dimmed by the darkness of fitful shadowspheres, which shroud their immediate environment in restless twilight and creeping monochrome. It would be inhabited by the most broken of broken toys, and the half-mad; the dreamers who have come to fear sleep, and the blind visionaries, and the children who not only won't grow up but were never born at all. They would all smile at you, all the time, mockingly, lovingly. |
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There might be a labyrinth at its center (not its heart; closer to its stomach) that consists of the mind of a fox. Then again, it might not be there. Strangecharm would not be a place of constants. |
It would be inhabited by the most broken of broken toys, and the half-mad; the dreamers who have come to fear sleep, and the blind visionaries, and the children who not only won't grow up but were never born at all. They would all smile at you, all the time, mockingly, lovingly.
It would be a place where horrible things could happen, with everyone involved doing them with the utmost concern and care.
It might be presided over by Mad Princess Spider, there in the silk-woven spiral at its heart.
Orange dragons might fly overhead daily, while a young woman dressed in Blue watches them with a happy smile.
There might be a labyrinth at its center (not its heart; closer to its stomach) that consists of the mind of a fox. Then again, it might not be there. Strangecharm would not be a place of constants.