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The Crone and The Knight

by @d-simpson

Three up-turned cups pouring from the heavens. The maidens bicker endlessly up-heaved in mediocre tendencies. They lap at the droplets evaporating slowly from the floor towards hexagonal prisms once more. A haggard crone from the side while heaving a sigh split the silence with a deafening roar. With her eyes open wide she called to the tide, the pounding fury amassed at the door. A new-found sound erupted from the ground spurned by the demands of the space. Patterns of speech crowned as they echoed around waking the knight who was resting in place. He unsheathed his sword and he grasped at the words that flung tattered through empty heads and ears. Their guidance ignored, stunned tired and bored, in unrestrained bounds they fled until no one was near. The knight escaped after driven by incessant chatter. He vowed that he'd return with the proper words to say. Chased until foreverafter beyond scoffing and laughter: "Be wary of the number of players cast in your play."
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