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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required Gentoo Adelie one must wish to know. One must want to see the sights the ages of unseen areas. There for al men to Marvel the Creation only seen by God. Here I present to you from the angular spectrum of loght might the eyes find appealling The potentail to reveal what time and nature conseals the surface which averages are unknown. Might the Powers of eager, willingness , find these labors hope to explore and reveal. Cimmeria Boralis Isidis Vastitas might these sights be seen. Frasch the sulfer vantage mankind sift the sands vantage humankind A grous and a Fox two roosters in a grape vinyard when a couple of cuddling phesants kissing behind a Mosatel vine where spotted. The fox came closest to the Grouse and made chase the biggest rooster saw them coming. and stepped a side thinking on his feet when the running Grouse came near he stuck his foot out and trip him The Grouse tumbled and flow into the bushes and the fox lost sight of him. By then the farmer here heard the ruckus in his vinyard and came out to see what was going on The kissing phesants never stopping what they were doing just raised thereings and pointed there becks to where the fox was The fox tired from pursuit saw a fountain in the beautifully decorated vinyard and began sipping the waters from it the farmer took to his bow and arrow and pointed. Wham! the fox fell over. Then the grouse stuck out his head from the bushes where he was hiding and the farmer noticed him. Again the farmer raised and pointed his bow and arrow. Pling! the string strummed and the arrow flow. Wham! the arrow again hit the fox. The Grouse flew to the farmer and perked upon his shoulder and asked the farmer since the fox is through and the rooster now is my Hero I guess now the other one wants to consimate to make this thing a real story: I'm all for that Misister!
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