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A Wizard's Curse "Reveal thyself, my Master, for I heed your final call." Old man with cane in hand moved from shadows to the land. He appeared to a courtyard boy who sought a kingdom to destroy. "Bleed death on shining armors, kill all those who aren't farmers, I need their toil for winters come, … Continue reading XVII: A Wizard’s Curse
End of the rainbow Once - I sat by a river of gold Fishing all the unicorns I could hold A leprechaun came to me and said: "Oh no! They are all dead! For this, I shall have your head!" I chuckled and gave him a Unicorn's horn. He gnawed it and said - "It's … Continue reading End of the Rainbow
Round Feet The sun fell and dark reigned. A man had himself a drink for he felt drained. He walked around with round feet, Until he saw a woman so sweet. He asked for a dance and they tumbled all night, And he brought her home without a fight. They made love in his bed … Continue reading Round Feet
F. H. Hakansson 