Indigo Eyes

I was back in school today after a week off, and in a way, I like being in school sometimes. I like the structure. I also like hating the structure, and doing everything I can to rebel against the structure (without actually ever getting in trouble, because I am a goody two-shoes).

I actually was thinking all day about what I would blog about- I know people run out of ideas fast during BEDA, and you can only use that "I'm dry!" excuse so many times in the month.

Actually, it's *cough cough* Day 4, and I think I've used that excuse already...

Now that we've trundled through all of my ceremonial useless blather, let's get to the real point:

I was walking down the hallway on my way to lunch. I was late, as usual. There's never anything good to notice when you're late. So I was noticing things like "School spirit banner...locker...locker...classroom...school spirit banner...pen on the ground! Ha ha! That's mine now! Locker...locker..." when I came across two people who were just standing there and talking. Using my stunning command of insipid glances, I shoot a sidelong look at the two people languidly leaning against the lockers, and I noticed their eyes right away, that they are the most interesting eyes I've ever seen.

The two of them have to be related, because their eyes were so uncannily similar. They (the eyes, not the people) were so dark that their irises almost looked black, but they were actually this sharp, deep shade of twilight indigo. Their eyes were shaped like cat's eyes, too, shrewd and narrow, so they looked like really wise gods, shining down upon the mortals of earth with their arresting eyes.

I think I had to catch my breath for a second, because I have never seen eyes that cool in person. The boy just gave me a quick glance and then ignored me, but the girl (who outlined her eye in midnight blue, making it stand out even more) gave me this annoying little smirk, like she knew what I was thinking. I felt very creepy, like I'd intruded on something, so I hurried along to try and erase the moment from existence.

But those were unforgettable eyes.

Quote for Monday, April 4, 2011:

The truth will set you free. But not until it is finished with you.

-(http://en.wikiquote.org/wiki/Infinite_Jest)

Muse for Today:

Other than what I wrote about in the post, this. Although, looking at Josh Hutcherson, he would make a better Gale than Peeta. But the filmmakers didn't ask me first.