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In the Palace of the Ice King by Rie Sheridan Rose Thursday, May 20, 2004 Rated "G" by the Author. Share Print Save Become a Fan (inspired by the above fractal image)

It is cold and dark where he sits on his throne brooding, and alone. In the halls of stone, where Time has left its mark, shadows shroud rooms barren and stark. He whispers to his loyal pets hovering on silken wings... spinning forth the tales of kings-- and dreams of past rememberings. All that remains of former fetes... tinged with sorrow and regrets. Quiet ghosts now fill the halls. His heart daily feels the cold of lost companions in Time's hold. Of what use is a king's bright gold when no one answers a monarch's calls, or holds him close when darkness falls?
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Reviewed by Gwen Dickerson	8/10/2004

Well done! I'm glad I didn't miss this one.




Reviewed by ya mama (Reader)	5/21/2004

freaky. good one.




Reviewed by Sue Hess	5/20/2004

wonderful words, chilling images