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poignant tale talks of a mighty king from the past, of whom I am to sing praises.
Ruling over a land so vast, yet with no visible link with the past, the king reigned
supreme. Was he an heir illegitimate, you might ask. Possessing a heavy
appetite, for words and for blood, the king, moulded by sunshine and blood red
tissues, the epitome of clear weather, yet looked upon with revulsion. His was
a soul sullied by greed, not just greed, insatiable insane greed; a soul scarred
by many an evil deed. The ‘Vampire’ king was what many recognized him as; for
he did suck out blood from his own denizens. Never a decision did he take in well being of
his subjects, for self indulgence was what he desired. But, not for long did
this happen... People rose in arms and you do know what this means! Ahoy! Civil
war has begun! Unrest spread all over the country, both the sides in a state,
injured and bloody. This was to bring the king down, so they did stand united
from each and every town. The king was, alas, foolish and weak. Come to think
of it, he was a freak. Huffing and puffing, up and down, in his palace, he did
create a ruckus. Ah! His whining didn't calm down the avengers, sadly, he was
left luckless. Deciding to address the people from the steeple, he sought
advice from his ministers. Ha! Not one, not two, all were dim, just like him.
Still, the king did discuss with them their absurd ideas, yet, nothing did he
do but condemn. Struck by a bright idea, he brought in the mysterious man from
Syria. He, who was rumoured to have been the messiah of kings, was indeed a
mysterious man. His identity cloaked by a cloak, he proceeded to write a
speech. The king would preach to his people from the steeple, to calm them
down. The very next day, he spoke. With the people, he cracked a joke; but why?
It was indeed a bewildering situation, but not for the masses. Waves of anger
rose, not a single man smiled, they instead picked up the stones piled up.
Everyone, old or un’ hit the mighty king with stones, breaking all his bones.
They killed him, with this, ending their vengeance and thus ended the rebellion
grand! Oh! That man!