Blur No Distance Left To Run Lyrics Novels & Stories

Run until your lungs collapse, until the wind whips and snaps at your tattered clothes, until you're a blur that blends into the background. Run, Aisling, run faster, run until your bones break and your shins split and your muscles atrophy and your heart die because it was always too big for your chest and it beat too fast for too long and you run. Run run run until you can't hear their feet behind you. Run until they drop their fists and their shouts dissolve in the air. Run with your eyes open and your mouth shut and dam the river rushing up behind your eyes. Run, Aisling. Run until you drop dead. Make sure your heart stops before they ever reach you. Before they ever touch you.

I run. I push myself, ignoring everything around me, until my body, my legs, and even my mind go numb. The pulsing ache in my chest never subsides, but everything else fades away, turning into a blur around me as I run toward my mate. “Stop, Zev… Zev! We can’t… there’s no way… get back to her… this isn’t… not this way!” Ethan’s voice flickers in and out of my mind in choppy bursts. My paws pound into the ground, taking me East as far as I can run, but it’s not enough. It would never be enough, I realize as I skid to a stop just before my paws touch the sea.

I have nothing left here. Without thinking twice, I run.

"Nobody is keeping me. Especially not you." You can run… but only for a while.

“Run, now!” My legs burned as we sprinted into the trees, branches clawing at my face. Finn’s sobs broke me, each one a knife to my heart. I held him tighter, my heart pounding, my eyes looking for any sign of Vince. The forest was dark, shadows moving, and I felt those eyes again, watching, waiting. “Stay close, Finn,” I whispered, my voice trembling. “I’ve got you.”

“Sometimes.” My breath catches. The wheel turns. And the ground beneath my feet feels very, very far away.

“Run.” I froze, terror seizing me. His eyes turned darker, and suddenly, he roared, “RUN!!!” Without thinking, I spun around and bolted across the white ground, the ground that slightly mixed with the forest ground whenever I blinked. His laughter echoed behind me as I ran and ran barefoot, the bloody foot print I left behind on the white floor and the forest floor at the same time while my eyes fixed on the threshold ahead, the promise of freedom. The threshold that mixed with the clearing ahead whenever I blinked.

"Why won't you admit it when you are one?" Lexie's eyes filled with tears. "How can you do this to me?" "Wow, she's crying. That little vixen sure can act." "Stop it, Summer." Whitney halted Summer without glancing at Lexie. "Take me home to change my clothes and come with me to Blue Jazz tonight to have a few drinks." … Whitney leaned against the couch at Blue Jazz as she watched the men and women dancing on stage, feeling at a loss for some reason. She was reminded of the night of her bachelorette party when she had a little too much to drink, and someone tried to pick her up.

I am running with all my might. But it's not enough. Whoever they are or whatever they are, gaining distance over me. No matter how fast and for how long I ran, my car seems to be too far from my reach. It feels like the more I ran the more it's moving away from me. My surroundings are pitch black, not a ray of moonlight from anywhere. I come across a tree whose bark is marked with some different patterns. I think I saw that tree earlier.

I am mute. No. This can't be. He is flurrying away, I try to reach him but I am frozen, I couldn't move even a single muscle. What's happening? Dion is fading, fading, flurrying until the last piece of him flurries away with the wind.