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The Lie of Fairy Tales

December 2, 2009
By RougeOlympian PLATINUM, Northbrook, Illinois
RougeOlympian PLATINUM, Northbrook, Illinois
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Favorite Quote:
As we must account for every idle word, so must we account for every idle silence. <br /> -Benjamin Franklin


As eyes lids close, visionary images drift into being.

Bloodshed from afar, mockers line the skies and caw at any attempts made by the good knights.

Evil rages against the wholesome goodness, ages old, but the mercifulness seems to pound the angelic.

Fairness never rained, and anything spoken against that lies coldheartedly.

While fairy tales beg to differ, the truth is always reviled in some form of sorrow.

Goldilocks in truth turned rabid at the site of the masochistic beast,

The truth they do possess is smothered often, for they find that the bygone lies, are best kept as time passes.

The day that fairy tales scream the truth to the heavens, is the day that Messiah becomes man, and man becomes the ark angel, opposed to the fallen.


The author's comments:
After reading a book of fairy tales to myself I realized something... Fairy Tales are totally bogus!!!

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