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(Created page with "By: Greyda Posted on: April 28, 2004 The blessings of the gods are my curse... Sarapis grants me life beyond mortality... yet not above mortal agony... * * * There is an o...")
 
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mortality... yet not above mortal agony...
mortality... yet not above mortal agony...


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There is an old tale of young Jaruvian girl called Serraen, whose beauty and
There is an old tale of young Jaruvian girl called Serraen, whose beauty and
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would ever be a testament to the power of love.
would ever be a testament to the power of love.


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How convenient it is for the Gods to... adjust... the truth to serve their
How convenient it is for the Gods to... adjust... the truth to serve their
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lost to me forever.
lost to me forever.


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Years pass by and I tend to matters in the Garden, restricted from ever leaving
Years pass by and I tend to matters in the Garden, restricted from ever leaving
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to the heavens, the wind gathering her whispers, words spoken only to me, and
to the heavens, the wind gathering her whispers, words spoken only to me, and
my heart breaks once more for her.
my heart breaks once more for her.
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