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Wednesday, September 14, 2011
Tear Avenger now causing havoc on creatspace.com
WHERE MONSTERS PLAY
(excerpt from the novella Tear Avenger by Joshua Heights)
Deep in the mind of man
there is a place where the cravings for wickedness began.
In that shadowy hallway of diminished life
weeds of cruelty and anger grow with might
– allowing evil thoughts to embed in the hemispheres
causing the possessed soul to feed off another's fears.
These dastardly desires are crook,
causing uncontrollable yearnings
as natural as a deer pants for a brook
Oh where in the mind does this brutality bloom ?
Well….one might say …..
it is in you too –
it is the place, Where Monsters Play Copyright 2011 by Joshua Heights https://www.createspace.com/3615631
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Life has a very unpredictable twist for Victoria. She suffers a great deal of mental torture from the Dragon (Constantine) her father. The numerous painful tears she weeps are swallowed in secret. Her mother on the other side is tied in the religious complication of her husband. (The drank pastor, only philosophical after a bottle of vodka) The spirit of avenging comes out after she witnesses the death of her darling mother who is killed by the dragon. Her tears avenge her mother’s death.
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Come on guys go get yourselves a copy of this classic novella and you will get the worth of your money.
It’s a fantastic, I mean fabulous, oh no I mean a splendid tale