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Looking back through the glass of time
I see the stairs I needed to climb,
Each step keeping a memory
Ringing in my head like a melody.
Where it all began? How I got here?
Why are these memories so dear?
Many questions fill this tunnel,
Each a piece of life’s jigsaw puzzle.
As a child life was carefree and sweet
Laughs filled every corner of the street
Games and fun were our only concerns,
A colorful time that never returns.
I thought life was too perfect,
That joy is the only effect,
Didn’t know what’s black and white
To me all was colored and bright.
Growing up I came to realize
Bad things always wear a disguise
With their perfidy mask they creep up,
Making me drink from naivety’s cup.
Memories helped me learn from mistakes
And know when to pull my own brakes
So I can stop going the wrong way
On a road that only leads me astray.
Now I solve the puzzle piece by piece
To form the picture and make peace
With my mind and my inner spirit
That all I’ve done is my own merit.
When your life feels faint like a wraith
And need something to bring you faith
Look at the path that you slowly climbed
As you look through the glass of time.
Teutorix Maxen
August 21, 2015
I see the stairs I needed to climb,
Each step keeping a memory
Ringing in my head like a melody.
Where it all began? How I got here?
Why are these memories so dear?
Many questions fill this tunnel,
Each a piece of life’s jigsaw puzzle.
As a child life was carefree and sweet
Laughs filled every corner of the street
Games and fun were our only concerns,
A colorful time that never returns.
I thought life was too perfect,
That joy is the only effect,
Didn’t know what’s black and white
To me all was colored and bright.
Growing up I came to realize
Bad things always wear a disguise
With their perfidy mask they creep up,
Making me drink from naivety’s cup.
Memories helped me learn from mistakes
And know when to pull my own brakes
So I can stop going the wrong way
On a road that only leads me astray.
Now I solve the puzzle piece by piece
To form the picture and make peace
With my mind and my inner spirit
That all I’ve done is my own merit.
When your life feels faint like a wraith
And need something to bring you faith
Look at the path that you slowly climbed
As you look through the glass of time.
Teutorix Maxen
August 21, 2015
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The Dragon's Den - A Short Story
The Dragon’s Den
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The boy waited for a few more minutes, listening for any interruptions to the stillness. Sensing nothing, he carefully slid from under the blankets and out of bed, hands clasping around a book that lay on the shelf nearby. He padded silently to the small closet and e
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He's sleeping peacefully
resting his little head
upon my black forepaw,
a smile of content in his mouth.
My yellow eyes,
each one bigger than his hands,
look at him,
so young and fragile,
and still heartbroken.
Oh, I remember
the day when I had first found him,
he was so afraid and confused,
and how blame him?
He had just lived
the greatest tragedy
a child could live,
regardless of his race...
but I just offered
my paws to him.
Slowly, but constantly
he accepted me:
and now he lives with me.
My inner conscience torments me
every day,
and asks me if I had done the right thing,
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Amara glanced up from the heavy tome in her lap at the heavy wooden door that separated her chamber from the rest of the castle. A disgruntled sigh grew in her chest as she longingly fingered the dusty pages of the book before gently setting it down on her bed as if she were putting a dear friend to rest. She rose and with an apathetic stride made her way to the door, pulling it open to see the exasperated face of her mother, Sieglinde. Immediately her mother's eyes looked past Amara and
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Well said, well written. AWESOME WORK! I'm adding this to my favorites and you on the watch list.