MzHyde
'Flamebird'
Kay listened to Chas and if she ever had a choice, she would go to fiction novels first, as she did find she had to be really in the mood for poetry but she had read her fair share of it because it was something short and quick to read for the most part. So she did understand where he was coming from with what he said. She, like Fia then listened to Elliott and what he had to say, neither finding it in the least bit surprising, just as they didn't find what John's stance on it surprising in the slightest either. "that's not a surprise in the slightest either either of you. For me it was a case I had to be really in the mood for it, but novels will always be my main love when it comes to literature. I only really remember one piece of poetry properly but that's because my birth mother told it to me as more of a lullaby than a piece of poetry" Kay said.
"I think I know the one you're referring to, if it is the one I'm thinking of you told it to me when I was younger, to tell me about Fira" Fia replied, having her suspicions of what one it was. She didn't know much about her biological grandmother, but she did know how she was killed and what she would always call Kay when she was a child. She so knew how important of a figure her grandmother was in the phoenix world, which only made her more sad that she never got to meet her. Kay found it surprising that Fia would possibly know the poem she was talking about as she never spoke of her childhood much before her adopted life. "is it the one that starts 'the bird comes flying from the West, it flies for the east'?" "yeah.. It is" Kay confirmed.
"I think I know the one you're referring to, if it is the one I'm thinking of you told it to me when I was younger, to tell me about Fira" Fia replied, having her suspicions of what one it was. She didn't know much about her biological grandmother, but she did know how she was killed and what she would always call Kay when she was a child. She so knew how important of a figure her grandmother was in the phoenix world, which only made her more sad that she never got to meet her. Kay found it surprising that Fia would possibly know the poem she was talking about as she never spoke of her childhood much before her adopted life. "is it the one that starts 'the bird comes flying from the West, it flies for the east'?" "yeah.. It is" Kay confirmed.