KiNG

KiNG

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WpMetadataReadComplete Wed, Jan 17, 2018<5 mins
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Poetry
"Whispers from the dark" "Cries of sorrow carry throughout the land" "Winds clash with the crisp winter air" "In this land they were tigers and gazelles, the tigers feast on the weak and the gazelles run until weary" "Tigers would choose to assemble in masses as some eat, others starve" "As they attacked their opposition they also attacked themselves" "No room for every beast to eat" "To eat was to survive" "To share was to starve" "Decisions they were faced with in everyday situations" "Placed in an environment where you had to strike first to survive, he had no choose but to become, KiNG" "Everyday the boy wondered if he was going to eat or starve" "One day he was startled at what his eyes had seen, could this be an actual one, why was it so still" "The boy attempted to get a response he said" "Hey man you alright? Do you need help" "No response" "The mans eyes were open but he had no soul" "This was his first experience seeing a dead man, to his surprise he was not very effected by the breathless, soulless, uninhabitable creature" "This was the Jungle and emotions could not be expressed, to show emotion was to expose a weakness that could be exploited" "As time passed the cycle repeated itself" "Everyone outside of his environment pictured it as a Jungle, but what would you do if you were faced with life or death situations every day" "The boy choose to survive and make it out the right way" "He was KiNG" "Not because he grew up to obtain riches and fame" "He was KiNG" "Not because he was deemed king because it was passed down to him" "He was KiNG" "Not because society love who he had become" "He died before the age of 18" "He was King" "Because he lived through chaos in the street every single day" "He was KiNG" "Because he choose to be a gazelle in a den full of tigers" "He was KiNG" "Because he was a representation of every kid who lived in Chicago and had been scrutinized for surviving in a Jungle but never choose to be the aggressor. "He was KiNG
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There is an unexpected turn in the story that drastically changes the course of events and, in the long run, even the lives of those involved. Magpie, the first to be involved, suddenly finds himself in the world so unlike his own. Will he find his place there or will he be at least able to go back home? He seems to find his way back from this new world of giga-dimensions but something unwanted happens, and things go worse. The cultural differences, together with a challenging personality traits of another involved in the events, suck Magpie and his friends into a downward spiral. The story challenges you to see the world differently from the perspective you are perhaps too used to and narrowed by. Life can be an adventure if you don't narrow it with a bigotry that forces you to be rooted in your trenches and behind your dividing walls. This doesn't mean you have to accept others' views without standing your ground. However, to be able to share our lives in this one and only world we need to make compromises, on both sides. Are you the first brave one to set this positive trend in motion? So read on and let the foundation of the story be laid. From the end of episode 1 on, the story really picks up, finally reaching its climax at the end of episode 3 with quite a surprising finish. Your participation in solving this shared challenge of coexistence and cooperation is highly appreciated. Remember those who cooperate make more progress than those who don't! The ideal audience for my first book is actually between 12 and 16, but anybody older and interested in adventures, cultures and in getting more understanding into our multifaceted world is sure to enjoy the story. (The whole story has now been published, the only thing I'll still add is the final epilogue but the story is already available in its entirety.)

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