Abandoned Astounding Ancient Accounting Annals
Perverted Progression
By Thavien YliasterPublished 2 years ago • 1 min read
Photo by Yura Timoshenko on Unsplash
The saddest part about fiction is that it might have some kernels of truth.
Sadly, history before mankind is too difficult to sleuth.
Maybe something's hidden in evolution's fossil records that could shine a light on reality?
Cause fantasy's not so fantastical, when it's just a bowl of spoon feeding hyperbole.
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There always a grain of truth.
Oooo, bowl of spoon feeding hyperbole. I really liked that!