Goddess Spiral
Your Life......Bigger
chapter 6
by
copier
· original author:
spiralwriter
A 'small' giggle echoed across space and time, explosive in nature to semi-large celestial bodies, making stars explode and planets crack from the sheer volume of noise. Smaller beings who weren't as tuned in with the galaxies didn't even hear or feel the echo or spacial rumble at all. At some point in outer space, a slight shift was apparent in the never-ending dark void as a wall of flesh closed over itself in a massive blink, an astronomical eye of green falling over, well, everything.
Ellen Spiral, or as she preferred Miss Spiral, giggled once again to herself, her index finger extended and held upright in front of her eye to examine what sat so preciously on the tip of her finger . . . a small, shining speck, barely visible unless one squinted and focused clearly on it. The entirety of the universe. The goddess was big, more than even astronomical could define, and could become even bigger than this 'tiny' size she was at. Sometimes she liked to hold the multiverse as well. But for now, this was a suitable size.
She had perfect clarity of what was going on in every corner of the universe-speck before her, and smiled. Her two children were doing quite well in school, but she would have to punish her son later on for that D in math.
Now, as she floated in the vast darkness tween dimensions, she wondered what to do.
Ellen Spiral, or as she preferred Miss Spiral, giggled once again to herself, her index finger extended and held upright in front of her eye to examine what sat so preciously on the tip of her finger . . . a small, shining speck, barely visible unless one squinted and focused clearly on it. The entirety of the universe. The goddess was big, more than even astronomical could define, and could become even bigger than this 'tiny' size she was at. Sometimes she liked to hold the multiverse as well. But for now, this was a suitable size.
She had perfect clarity of what was going on in every corner of the universe-speck before her, and smiled. Her two children were doing quite well in school, but she would have to punish her son later on for that D in math.
Now, as she floated in the vast darkness tween dimensions, she wondered what to do.
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