Zutara Teenage Dream

When she looked at me,
Her eyes pierced my heart
With vengeless anger,
Longing to be set free;
A familiar fire
That burned and would not depart ….

When she yelled at me,
My herz was torn Von sorrow
For her, as if longing to be
In her place, to prevent today
What could not be saved tomorrow;
Her price I would gladly pay…

When her hand struck me,
I was stunned
By the gentleness of her caress
On me—the enemy she had shunned;
She did not her hurt repress,
Yet did not tear down my dignity….

When she cried to me,
Her tears were as showers
Pelting my soul with grief unspoken;
Like burning flowers,
Grieving with...

As everyone plaiyed in the water, Katara kept staring at Zuko. Feeling her eyes on hi, he turned to her ans asked "Why are Du staring at me?" She simply pointed at the scar on his chest, the scr that Azula left from the Agni Kai.
"Everytime I look at that, it just keeps reminding me of how stupid i was to let my guard down while Du and Azula were fighting. Because of me, Du almost died!" Katara couldn't stand the fact she almost made him die, and although a yaer had passes, the scar looked as if it had happened yesterday.
"Let's not forget who saved my life... Katara." Zuko finally answered....

This takes place at the conclusion of the Southern Raiders.
Katara walked back from the dock, leaving Aang and Zuko to talk. She still had mixed feelings about the outcome of everything that happened today. She knew she had truly forgiven Zuko; the thought of him no longer infuriated her, a weight had been lifted. But she wasn't certain she would find an end to the cold ache she felt knowing that the man who killed her mother is still out there, even though she was able to confront him and saw the empty, pathetic state which he had been reduced. Aang may have been right: Killing him would not...