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The Half Human, The Half God


The Half Human, The Half God

 

They've called him Hercules, he rule his own land

in his palm of his hand, he knew his father was

a Greek god of lightning, in his human world, he

got many strength and power and beyond, he got

his very strong heart indeed, he have any great

experience of love before and therefore on his

tender spirit within, his smiles were legend of his

own kind, he can be a lover and a hero to the

realistic world of fate, he never lose his power to

and from his world of man out there, he made his

promise of his human mother and father in

earth, but his father from Mount Olympus of the

gods and angels to save the mankind, he can

conquered the whole entire world, he saw and see

a enchanted woman of his golden dreams forever

and ever, he always be a demigod forever

 

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Michael James Brindley

6-12-16   

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