Loyalty in royalty
Aside mother
Can quite say. But has do with today. Bound to give my crown. And hurdled to step down..sounds of mocking and screaming in boulder shouts all to me were the same. The town had rounded me, so quick' that shame left on its own. As if ashamed to be seen with I. So i washed it as if it was desalving into hell, “So i stumbled to nearest greek' laid my sword for it can't work but against me. I set my heart right next to it. And. before the sounds of 'O mother my mother". My fledge from standing out. And now im in forever"÷
delighted sipping supper with my beloved mother.!!
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