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and The Sun pales, in surrender
the most joyous of moments in a father’s life to ever take place,
are those when the brightest light shining in his entire universe
is the smile on his child’s face . . .
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( the ills, of the world )
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Pandora’s Lot saw freedom,
from One, of cruelest Fame,
in Zeus’ Plan all along, was *
to ruin his Daughter’s Name . . .
so in This do trust, for exonerate I must, because She is not to Blame,
for Zeus’ Eyes, saw a higher Prize, inside a Woman’s Box, of Shame . . .
from Book II, The Sword ( Second Sound ) The Fourth DoveTale – The Web of Pearls
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