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BOOK II
Book II begins as the Argonauts finally reach the shores of Colchis, a land both revered and feared for the trials that await. Their ship is anchored with steady hands, and the crew, driven by purpose, steps onto the fabled soil. Here, Jason’s destiny unfolds, for this is where he must tame fire-breathing bulls and plow the cursed field of Ares. Beyond the trials stands a grove sacred to the god of war, sheltering the Golden Fleece—an object of beauty and power, guarded by an ever-watchful dragon. The…-
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Unimportant Differences
Unimportant Differences opens with a quiet but firm reminder: what truly defines a person isn’t their background, beliefs, or affiliations. A man’s religion, political stance, or social status may catch the world’s attention, but it’s the heart behind his actions that leaves a lasting imprint. A life marked by kindness, fairness, and the ability to bring happiness to others speaks more loudly than banners or labels ever can. When all the surface layers are peeled away, what remains are the simple…-
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VERSE: THE WAYSIDE INN
The Wayside Inn stood quietly beyond the village lanes, its whitewashed walls resting beneath the soft rustle of overhanging trees. Apples peeked from a bordering orchard, and children’s laughter sometimes rang near the old stone well just down the hill. The inn’s charm was timeless, not flashy but familiar, with every angle touched by nature’s gentleness. Nestled near the orchard bloomed the Judas Tree, unusual in color but lovely in its difference—its purple blossoms catching the light like…-
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Ballad: The Force Of Argument
The Force of Argument unfolds in a coastal town where ambition, affection, and rhetoric intermingle beneath the surface of civility. Lord B., tall in stature and ambition, makes a calculated entrance into Turniptopville-by-the-Sea, determined to win the hearts of the people and the seat of their borough. Though groomed in noble elegance, he does not shy away from mingling with farmers and merchants, offering charm in place of policy and wit instead of clarity. At dances and tea parties, his presence is…-
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Late Summer
Late Summer begins with an image of quiet exhaustion, not of seasons, but of hearts worn thin by time. The woman, central to the speaker’s reflection, is no mere figure of beauty—she is a symbol of persistence, caught between devotion and futility. Her gentleness becomes a strange rebellion against the world’s indifference, as she continues to pour grace into what no longer responds. Though the speaker cannot always comprehend her motives, he sees enough to sense that her actions, however fruitless,…-
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Ballad: The Mystic Selvagee
The Mystic Selvagee tells the story of Sir Blennerhassett Portico, whose reverence for the past shapes every aspect of his identity as a naval officer. From a young age, he idolized Lord Rodney, believing no seaman before or since had equaled the Admiral’s valor and brilliance. Determined to honor Rodney not only in memory but in method, Sir Portico patterned his life to match Rodney’s, down to the tilt of his hat and the phrasing of commands. His obsession was not mocked but rather admired, as it came…-
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Pickthorn Manor
In this chapter titled Pickthorn Manor, a quiet intensity shapes the life of Lady Eunice, whose days unfold beneath the shadow of personal loss. Her fiancé, Lord Hartwell, was claimed by the war, and with him vanished the future she once envisioned. The manor stands still, cloaked in ivy and grief, where her only companions are the roses she tends with ritual precision. These gardens, pruned with unwavering care, offer her a sense of control against the upheaval that claimed her joy. Even the ticking of…-
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Chapter Twelve
The chapter introduces Cyrus Shams, an Iranian-American navigating life in the Midwest during the post-9/11 era, where he grapples with xenophobia and cultural alienation. Cyrus perceives natural phenomena like storms and sunlight as personal affronts, reflecting his broader sense of isolation. His upbringing is marked by microaggressions, such as a math teacher’s racist joke and a social studies teacher’s condescending remarks about U.S. intervention in the Middle East. These experiences highlight…-
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Chapter IV — The Bhagavad-Gita
Chapter IV begins with Krishna sharing a truth hidden by time—one that was once passed from the Divine to enlightened sages but has since faded from the awareness of the world. He tells Arjuna that the same sacred knowledge of selfless action and Yoga was taught long ago to Vivaswata and handed down through generations, but over time, it was lost. In revealing it again, Krishna makes it personal. He reminds Arjuna that although he appears in human form, his divine nature is timeless and eternal. When the…-
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The Call
The Call begins with an image of something just out of reach—a vision of joy standing atop a distant hill, calling gently but firmly to those below. It is not a loud cry, but a steady invitation for hearts that long for peace after struggle. Though the path winds and rises steeply, the promise at the top offers enough light to keep weary souls moving forward. Life’s burdens might weigh down the climb, but the hope of something better pushes each step onward. The hill is symbolic—not just of effort,…-
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