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Post by Dream Loxley on May 7, 2005 8:57:52 GMT -5
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Post by Lady Edfeil on May 7, 2005 13:08:23 GMT -5
((Can't believe it! I managed to post in nearly every board in the realm and forgot our own!   )) |
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Post by Repsol on Aug 17, 2007 23:54:16 GMT -5
*Kneeling aside the grave he placed a single black rose upon it, his heart heavy, his eyes peered through a haze, he reached into his tunic and removed a scribe, it read*:
I hath nae gifts to give thee; nae, not one
Even my smiles are leaden with despair
Yet ye to me are more than light and air,
And I shall miss thee soon, when thou art gone.
For go ye shall, like many a sun that shone
and gathered all its beams in sunset fair
And twilight will engloom the gleams that were
and all my weeping would but urge thee on
Shine then, and clasp me while it yet is day
Veil not thy loveliness in clouds from me
Be thou my sun, shine o'er life's long way
till leaves hang golden, downwards to the sea
Smile when I lift my farewell eyes and gaze
As nights grim portal closes through this haze.
*He lays the scroll under the rose and closes his eyes, a solitary tear falls*
Farewell
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Post by sofia on Aug 18, 2007 0:18:15 GMT -5
Is this a r/t death, or just a character death?
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Post by Repsol on Aug 18, 2007 0:29:33 GMT -5
A char, twas Repsols wife afore he left on the crusades.  |
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Post by sofia on Aug 18, 2007 0:35:27 GMT -5
Ummm......didn't the crusades start in about the 10 or 11 hundreds AD, if I recall my history?
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Xavier Douglas
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Death before Dishonour, Honour before Victory
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Post by Xavier Douglas on Aug 18, 2007 0:51:41 GMT -5
Do try to keep in mind m'Lady, that "we" recreate some things to fit while a person has been away. This room is not that far off the mark for some form of crusade or a pilgrimage to the Holy Lands. Many took their pilgrimage and/or personal crusade well before it would be more and more dangerous or before it be marked in history. Another point would have been he very well could have gone-a-viking. Very appropriate for the time and place this room is set in.
(From the medieval recreationist and her Lord Fiancee rt)
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Post by sofia on Aug 18, 2007 1:05:17 GMT -5
ah cool, thanks *smiles* and now that that's cleared up
~having heard of the death, she bows her head and whispers a soft prayer that the woman's soul has found paradise~
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