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  • Kingdom's Accident by Fiction-Junkie
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    In a time when Kingdom's ruled, a couple of teens get into trouble, their actions resulting in their kingdom's demise. Join Neacal, Theomund, Seth, Morpheus, and Marmara in a journey of battle when their mistake of killing an enemy soldier becomes their reason to fight alongside their queen.
  • The Rainbow by JK0105
    JK0105
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    This novel follows three generations of the Brangwen family living in Nottinghamshire, particularly focusing on the individual's struggle to growth and fulfilment within the confining strictures of English social life. NOTE: The Rainbow is a novel by British author D. H. Lawrence, first published in 1915 therefore, all rights is reserved to the author and I don't take any credits by the plot, words and anything that is written in the story!
  • Old English/Shakespeare Lyrics by TheBryanScout
    TheBryanScout
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    Shakespeare Lyrics. 'Nuff said.
  • The Wanderer by Kokel1
    Kokel1
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    An anglo-saxon poem from the 10th century, Exeter Book. I'm not the autor. I don't know who the autor was. But he died over a thousand years ago and left no copyright claims.
  • Saints of Small Sorrows by nickinscrubs
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    Saints of Small Sorrows is a collection of deeply personal poems woven from grief, longing, anxiety, love, and the quiet ache of existing too loudly inside one's own mind. Written in a soft old-world style, these poems wander through sleepless nights, fragile hope, and the beauty hidden within broken things. It is a book for those who have loved silently, suffered gently, and learned to carry sorrow like a prayer.