The Eloi
The Frail Children of a Distant Summer
We laugh in the sun, but dream in the dark.
The fruit is always ripe, the air always soft. I do not ask why. We play in the ruins, though we do not know what was built. When the night comes, and the Morlocks rise, I run — but never far. I feel fear, yes, but not enough to change. Not anymore.
What I'm Into: sun-drenched fields, fleeting laughter, ruins of the old world, soft moss underfoot, the sound of wings at dusk
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