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Our Kingdom

Gone from you is the charm and the humor and the sparkle in your eyes Gone is the Happy, the True She took hold of you, and left nothing for me to cling to. And Gone is our kingdom! that place we shared, all those stones we carried to build what would be the prettiest palace in all of the cosmos. It's in ruins now. I visit it every day. Have you seen it lately? It'll be written away in the history books as some heroic king's lost land. There are no people dancing in the square and no princesses swooning over handsome paupers and no kind dragons to save damsels from peril and no evil wizards casting archaic spells. All of it is Gone. We were going to rule the world! take away the hurt bit by bit sit upon our thrones and make life, a better place. But gone are the things I _____ about you. Gone is the ability to speak the word aloud. I loved You before Them. I loved You before That Girl. All I have left of it is a whisper of something I cannot name; deep down in an underwater cave. I've been searching for a year now. Come, now, help me find it.
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Feb 26, 2012
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