From what we understand which isn't much at this time. Everyone looking for a refraction of light. Out there was a pear tree. Everyone talked of this pear tree. Yet no one would dare to go near the pear tree. It was told that only the most selfish took from this pear tree to never be heard from again. This would lead to mysterious stories among the people yet no one bold enough to request the truth. One year the town begin to see that there where many things the heads of the world wasn't telling them. Which began the nations to see that all trust in those who profits off sorrow cannot honestly provide truth. Some began to think of the pear tree out in the abyss. Seem as the intuition of the nation turned at once to the same idea. What of the pair of three lies they will attempt to get you with. You cannot hide the Sun, the Moon, nor the Truth. Eventually these pears has to come down to be eaten so the seeds of the truth can be spread amongst a garden of phenomenal dreams instead of a field of nightmares.
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Book Review: "The Queen" by Andrew Morton
You're probably wondering why on earth I would read this book. It was free and it was a fair length. That was basically it at first. But another reason is because I enjoyed the show The Crown and so, it only makes sense to read a book that goes through separating facts from fictions - and to be fair, there aren't a lot of fictions about the show it seems. From the birth of the little princess and the way in which her father was reluctantly to become the king, all the way to meeting and marrying the veteran prince, Duke of Edinburgh and even down to the death of her father, queendom and beyond, this book actually gives us a lot about a woman who basically embodied the greatness and modernisation of the British 20th Century.
By Annie Kapur7 days ago in Geeks
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