To Debate The Eight Adequate: A Mini Poem
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Complete, First published Nov 18, 2024
Centuries past in the fated planet of Koen. Eight core virtues-Wish, Humanity, Order, Stability, Opposition, Bonds, Layers, and Truth-stand at the heart of a timeless debate. Each champion passionately defends their chosen value, seeking to prove its superiority, yet none can deny the interwoven nature of these principles. Is it a form of folly to argue the voracity or the positions of the eight adequate? Or is it a form of wisdom only mankind can thrive to achieve?
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