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He saw it then, rising tall in the distance. It was impossible to miss; a magnificent castle walling off the far horizon, its stones glowing ruby in the setting light. Stately towers seemed to uphold the sky itself. As he got closer he noticed the kingdom's emblem flying from a dozen different pennants: a key and sword crossed over the sun.

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His first inclination was to make his way as quickly he could to the throne room. If what Sir Ephraim had said was true, the King accepted visitors at all times. Yet as anxious as he was to meet the King, a number of things held him back.

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In a far off land there was a wealthy and prosperous kingdom. The King served his people well, offering them the very best life within his walls that he could. He ensured their safety, provided food and shelter, and made laws that were fair and just. The King loved his people dearly. In return, he only asked that they befriend him, visiting his palace from time to time.

The Stillness

Null silence, like an ocean, floods the air
And squeezes from our skulls all ordered thought,

Sometimes

I wanted to say something profound, but sometimes life just doesn't turn out the way we want it to, you know?