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He was King of Macedon, King of Persia, King of Kings, Pharaoh of the Upper and Lower Egypt, Hegemon of the Corinthian League, High Priest of Marduk and Ishtar, the greek king who would conquer Persia as written in the Old Testment, Son of Ámon-Zeus, Achilles Reborn, the Reincarnation of Hórus, Lord of Asia. He was Alexander the Great!!

One fine day after returning to Macedon, Alexander was visiting the state. He saw Diogenes, an old man a philosopher laying down in a barrel. He was taking sun bath. Alexander was told that Diogenes was a stupid and foolish man with no sanity.

When Alexander came close to him Diogenes didn't get up, instead he shouted grumpily " For the sake of God just leave me and my sun alone".

Alexander's subordinates hasted to refrain Diogenes further words. They screamed"Do you not see? It is I, Alexander the Great, the emperor, unraveling in the tapestry of my own existence. But Diogenes as he was he didn't care, he argued directly to Alexander grumping " if i mix your father's bone with a slave's would you tell me which belongs to you!?"

Alexander was a wise man, he glared at the man and smiled, he ended up asking Diogenes " do you mind if I lay next to you!?" To which Diogenes said " Do whatever you want i don't care".

Alexander laying beside Diogenes said, "you know if i wasn't the emperor, i would be Diogenes"

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Stein- Not a Dementia patient

Shutters shut and open so do queens.

Shutters shut and shutters and so shutters

shut and shutters and so and so shutters

and so shutters shut and so shutters shut

and shutters and so. And so shutters shut

and so and also. And also and so and so and also

For more than 4 decades this phenomenal women was regarded as a dementia patient trying to remember her point. Gertrude Stein had a massive invasion in systemic poetry.

Her poems had a special rhyme scheme that was a total reflection of art and deep abstracts. She was often compared with Picaso but not until she wrote this above mentioned poem on Picasso " a complete portrait of Picasso".

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Three lives : my serendipitious discovery

Do we want happiness, will it be enough no it won't be do we want love will it be enough no it won't be do we want food will it be enough no it won't be do we want money will it be enough no it won't be do we want respect will it be enough no it won't be do we want kindness would it be enough no it won't be do we want satisfaction will it be enough no it won't be.

An exact metaphor for the repetitive conclusion that we thrive on at the end of our day. Getting something that we want in our life gives us satisfaction. But only satisfaction of gaining it not for the life.

Here providing three Stories that'll keep you to think back to yourself what is it that we want. A Beautifully handcrafted concepiscible book "The three lives" by Gertrude Stein.

A stroy of three women and how they died without meeting the ends they dreamt of. Not to spill much. The book has three parts posting likewise.

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Are you read this book

The wonder of nature?

If you...so please reach me because your way of thinking towards books is too good.

Hey

Thanks for for appreciating. No I have not read this book.

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Abstract poetry: Not ideally Diaphanous

Does he love roses does he

He love roses roses are pink

Does he love pink roses does he

He loves pink roses and roses

Does he love roses in pink

Does he love roses in red

Does he love roses he does

Does red roses does pink

Does he does he love pink roses

No he doesn't he doesn't

Does he not he does

Doesn't he does not

He does does he not

Does not he he does not

He doesn't he does not

Does he does he

He does he doesn't

Does he not he does

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A beautiful love story between a kid born with a black skin, Heathcliff adopted by a kind generous white man, fell in love with his daughter Catherine Earnshaw.

Two young teenagers loving each other, not thinking about the sunsets couldn't notice sunrise either, completely drenched in love. The love that was beyond love itself, it was "the teenage romance" with no boundaries no expectations but just simple love.

Raven's eye!! The brother of Catherine, Hindley never liked Heathcliff. The immense jealousy seed was growing inside his heart as for him he took off his sister and his father.

Earnshaw the Wiseman knew the disaster of jealousy and sent Hindley to study in a different state.

A few years went by the two in love had come closer even more. But for an awful day Earnshaw passed away. Hindley came back with his pregnant wife and claimed Wuthering Heights. He treated Heathcliff like his servant. And kept his sister away from him.

The pregnant wife for Hindley gave birth to a son Hareton and died bleeding.

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Hey guys I've been a little busy lately, maybe it's just another reason for me to not do the blogs. Anyways next blog on a classic love story Wuthering Heights by Emily Bronte PS: not a sucker for romance.

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Romance, a chiliad old love clichè and anecdote of girm and a dire recompense. Wish there was more romance to the unholy, for the Prometheus if he had cape more benevolence but fire. Fire owed to Prometheus and misery owed to scarce.

A Romance coming.

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Recently I've figured out, the profound art of Tumblr consistency and i don't have it.

Mary Shelley use to maintain a journal all her life she kept it, she said " she uses the journal to better her ink."

Ahh!! It's tough.

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Characters in Paradise Lost:

God: Cliche. All powerful and the ultimate. Creater of eternity. To whom all humans and non humans bow down to.

God son- God's finest creation, all powerful. Lucifer envy born from his power. God Created him to guide mankind with knowledge.

Satan- The Former god loyalist, fell into the darkest realm as he envy god's son and his power, his lust for power encouraged him to rebel against the almighty due to which he was thrown into the depth of hell.

Sin- The daughter of Satan. She was born when Satan rebelled against God.

Death- Daughter of Satan and Sin, born out of lust from Satan who raped his own daughter. She is a greedy black figure surrounded by sorrow, she tries to capture everything.

Adam- First Man to walk. Father of our ancestors.

Eve- Born out of Adam's 12th rib Eve was the Wife of Adam. Innocent but falls weak with the temptations offered by Satan.

Mammon- He is king of wealth, a fallen angel so greedy who never looks up. He is a corrupted mind for Lust of money and power.

Beelzebub- Satan second in Command, he has the best oratory but used it to satisfy his inside corruption.

Moloch- A complete devil in Satan's army, he tried to convince other fallen angels to have a full fledged war against the God to secure heaven.

Mulciber- He is the most skilled devil in the army of Satan. And he made the palace for Satan, Pandemonium.

Raphael- He was an archangel, who awares Adam of Satan's mal intentions.

Michael- He is the Chief of Archangels and guards the gate to heaven. He also tells the future of Earth to Adam.

Gabriel- He guards the Garden of Eden.

Ithuriel- Assist Gabriel. And confronts Satan of whispering to Eve.

Zephron- Also assist Gabriel and confronted Satan

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Milton' Vision of the universe, hell and heaven.

Stairway to heaven and highway to hell. Was it easy for Lucifer to get so down in the hell.

Fact: William Blake was fascinated to his extreme that he quoted 'Paradise Lost' as 'the marriage of heaven and hell'.

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"Angel's are bright, still the brightest fell"

~William Shakespeare

Price only payed by Lucifer, starting off with the greatest shape of Divinity and Ego that brought sufferings immortal in this world , to the angels Great love to his Greatest envy.

How much strength do we need in our spine to carry this ultimate book in our arms and teachings in our heart, Owed to the man John Milton. "Paradise Lost"

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Credibility to the forbidden fruit whose mortal taste brought death into the world. Why would people forget glitter and gems and look up to worn out romance.

Solicits to the beautifully carved books let's have a scoop off.

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