June 1, 2011
It is said – by village paupers and city magistrates alike – that Dragons know no fear. Bollocks, said Fenrick to himself, Plenty of fear in me now. The truth of the matter is twofold. First. Dragons do indeed know fear. And second, far more intriguing, is that they know the day of their death. [...]
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May 26, 2011
Truly, neverly, always running over The heart of the young is given And given twice over To pursuits of power Fully swayed and encompassed Love. Always, tethered with cord Three-fold is best But alas not most Gained and thought conquered Lying await or grown Love. Gareth put down his pen. What rubbish, utter tripe. But [...]
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