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Zariel folded his arms and leant a shoulder against a pillar, waiting. He would be made to suffer if it was discovered he was out amongst these people, yet he made no move to conceal his presence. An easterly wind buffeted the oil lantern behind him throwing light back and forth across his bulky frame and brown hair. Grey eyes, normally full of warmth, stared coldly at nothing. The soft pitter-patter of a summer drizzle drummed against the tiled roofing of the buildings overhang sending a rivulet of water cascading to a puddle at his feet. For a brief moment the wind picked up knocking the lantern to the ground fil


Untitled - Random Literature 1Golden hues of the setting sun were broken by the skeletel branches of the leafless trees that hugged the pathway. Madara knelt to one side of the path, the soft earth cold and damp from the morning dew beneath her knees. She slowly dug her fingers into the earth, immediately feeling the planets magical properties begin to seep into her skin. Closing her eyes she briefly revelled in the essence of magic as it infused her being. Brushing the feeling aside, she cupped her hands and raised a handful of soil to her nose. Whispering the words of a thousand year old incantation, she allowed herself to fall into a meditative trance. The world aroundUntitled - Random Literature 1
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Hello world! I love you.
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Yet I think, having used my words as the Kings used gold, ere we came by the rustling jest of the paper kings, I who am overbold will be steadily bold, in the counted tale of things.
- Robin Hyde (January 19, 1906 - 23 August 1939)
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Hello world! I love you.
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--When I die, I want to go peacefully like my Grandfather did, in his sleep -- not screaming, like the passengers in his car.
--If Barbie is so popular, why do you have to buy her friends?
Big Day Out 2010 is going to be fully awesome!!!!
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Yet I think, having used my words as the Kings used gold, ere we came by the rustling jest of the paper kings, I who am overbold will be steadily bold, in the counted tale of things.
- Robin Hyde (January 19, 1906 - 23 August 1939)
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