"Destiny is an elusive thing… its workings difficult to pin down – even in fairy tales. Take a certain famous (if nameless) prince, approaching a forest of thorns exactly 100 years after the princess within had pricked her equally celebrated finger, and (with exquisite compliance to fate), fallen into a preordained slumber. As the brambles part to speed the prince to his appointed kiss, can anything more clearly reveal the workings of fate?

But what if the prince had decided that the prize was not worth the risk? Or, in keeping with this slightly slashed fairy tale, had discovered that one of his knights was more to his liking? Would another (equally nameless) prince have appeared to take his place? For who would bother to tell the tale of a princess who does nothing but sleep?

And what was the prince searching for anyway? Was he impelled by lust or love to find his perfect, if perfectly somnolent bride? Or was the true lure the challenge of crossing the impenetrable thicket itself? If he had known that he was doomed to succeed in his quest, would he even have made the attempt? Did he fulfill his destiny only because he arrived at the appointed place and time determined to defeat his fate?"


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Ah, my computer is crap. Will upload when I can, school projects got me down! So bear with me with my stupid random pictures and poems. ^^"

Boring weekend for me but I'm hoping this monthe gets more exciting as the weeks drag on.

I need to continue of Showari Chronicles... i'm ont even sure if anyone was reading it anyway... *sigh*

I'm doing 100 Theme Challange over again because I don't know where I left off.

For now I'll upload a random poem to keep you guys believing I'm not dead.


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* Showari Chronicles Story.

* Random Story.

* Sweet Surrender Stories.

* 100 Theme Challange.

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~ Tweaks.



"Have you ever noticed how many fairy tales deal in death, or at least with its semblance – yet how few linger on the grieving victims left behind? Nor do they truly deal with the departed even as they hold them spellbound within death’s trance.

What of Snow White, lying in her glass coffin? After escaping from her stepmother only to be trapped again, was she glad of a chance to rest? Did memories of the dwarves or her eventual prince keep her company through her journey and tempt her to rejoin the living?

Maybe fairy tales are meant for children after all. The good come alive again after true love’s kiss, the bad die, and nobody mourns, except the poor dwarves who sit over Snow White’s glass tomb, eternally vigilant, eternally faithful – only to lose her again to some Johnny-come-lately prince.

It is, I suppose, a lie by omission, a merciful falsity, for times when reality is unpalatable. But it feels like a cheat, like a different way to stack the deck… to parade death through a story, without ever alluding to the emotions that come to the wake and follow the mourners home."

NOT MINE!!!
Quotes From: "The Newly Revised Book of the Dead" By, Nenya.
DO NOT STEAL!!!