Paint. Paper. Color. Art.It's beautiful. What kind of beauty? It depends on the person who looks at it.
It could be the choice of colors, the symbolism, the unique texture, anything really...
So why can't I just get one painting right..?
I quickly pick up my paper towel frantically trying to dry the smudge of watercolor on my paper.
I groan.
"Painting again?" I quickly turn around on my heel to see my sister standing at the door.
"Oh... It's just you..." I relax my shoulders and turn back to my ruined painting.
"Just me? Why, were you expecting someone?" I hear the sarcasm in her voice as she approaches me with slow, steady strides.
"No... I just though-"
"I know," She sighs, "when will you stop sneaking around? If mum finds out that you aren't spending every spare second focusing on you're studies she'll kill us both-"
"She wont." I say sternly.
"Don't be so sure. If I could catch you red handed so easily, mum could do the same."
"She's out for the weekend and you know it." I swirl my brush in my cup watching the ultramarine blue paint drain into the semi-clean water.
My older sister sighs taking a step back. "You never know... close your door next time. We both know that you aren't the best at keeping secrets."
I feel a tinge of pink creep up to my cheeks at her words.
I wouldn't say that I wasn't good at keeping them. I was great at keeping them. Hiding them was my problem.
"Shut up.." I mutter walking past her to my bathroom, cup of colored water in hand.
I throw the dirty water out hearing Lucindas chuckle followed by her footsteps growing distant.
I watch the blue water flow down the drain, swirling like a tornado.
I feel ya paint...
My life is like a tornado too...
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