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From Ancient Lands
From the ancient lands of Mesopotamia, A story of friendship and love, Of a king and a wild man, united, In adventures that took them above. Gilgamesh, the mighty king of Uruk, A man of strength and fame, But with a fear of death that haunted, And a longing to escape that claim. Enkidu, the wild and free spirit, Born of the earth and wild, A being of raw, untamed power, Who was destined to be exiled. But fate had other plans in store, As Gilgamesh and Enkidu met, And a friendship was born that day, That nothing could ever forget. Together they battled fierce monsters, And faced the perils of the unknown, Their bond growing stronger with each step, Their love like a seed that was sown. Yet even in victory, Gilgamesh, Could not escape the fear in his heart, The fear of death that loomed above, And threatened to tear him apart. So he set out on a quest for answers, To find the key to eternal life, But in his journey, he learned a truth, That cut through the pain like a knife. For he realized that life is a gift, A precious and fleeting thing, And that true happiness lies in love, And the joy that it can bring. And so, with Enkidu by his side, Gilgamesh returned to his land, A wiser and humbler man, With a heart that had been re-manned. The Epic of Gilgamesh, a tale of love, Of friendship that will never die, A reminder that in this journey of life, It's the love we share that will help us to fly. :: 03.11.2023 ::
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