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Retold History

Contributed by Archie on Wednesday, 19th August 2015 @ 06:31:01 PM in AEST
Topic: mythology



Introduction 1: This poem is based on a fictional history of Amphrasia. I will explain parts of it in introduction 2
You might know this better as Romero's Quest
This is an obscure portion of the story and mythos.

Introduction 2: After the book burning of 929 BT (Before Tyraus) the people slowly began to accept the history that king Darius IX
had instituted for them. By 979 BT the history of the founding of the human nations was all but forgotten, except
by a few historians. If it were discovered that they had held back books from the burning they would have
been put to death.

This is the span of history
This is the span of time
Nothing is left to rigidity
Nothing is left for to find
Books burned to cover the evidence
Cities built on the ruins of old
Stories told through the centuries
Fade like the flowers that fold

Found on a pillar at the entrance to the Patralkan Library 2031 MT (Modern Times)

The Patralkan Library was built under the catacombs of Cyregon more than 2000 years ago.
It was founded to keep the truth from being lost.
Patralkas was a historian in the five towns until his death in 1012 BT (935-1012)

I Plan on spanning 1000's of years of poetry and relics in Romero's Quest
A relic is a obelisk or piece of crumbled wall (ex.) that is from a different epoch.




Copyright © Archie ... [ 2015-08-19 18:31:01]
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Re: Retold History (User Rating: 1 )
by Former_Member on Sunday, 23rd August 2015 @ 02:25:36 AM AEST
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this is very concise
at its heart all life beats brevity
but the future's never fixed
therefore history finds itself
remade each time its being retold
the wise say, oh, don't ask why

the murmur in the whiskey bar
with drunks smiling looking out
as though real things are happening in their imaginary
eye when very clearly they are not to the sober ones

And yet still, mysticism, legions of legendary myth
still survive

This is absolutely great!

Thank you for sharing!
Peace!


Re: Retold History (User Rating: 1 )
by hauntedscorp on Sunday, 23rd August 2015 @ 12:33:51 PM AEST
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You are just a myriad of artistic abilities! Interesting read with great detail. Keep it up!


~Scorp


Re: Retold History (User Rating: 1 )
by alicewhite on Sunday, 17th November 2019 @ 10:39:26 PM AEST
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Charles dickens
I hope indeed it does this creation of sense
Stephen fry audio book told to try
Romeo n juliet kansa
Say bye bye
BABOOSHKA
She signed the letters
ALL yours
Lady Lazarus

Love the ripples created by your stones throw
Imaginative time echoing echoic echoes of dimples dimensional echo
Chronicle and echo
Brilliant keep doing this please x




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