Gregoryi Tales: Teller

By Sam Lann

Incidental stories of the world of The Summer King portion of The Winter Queen and Summer King. Closing chapter to TWQaSK.

• Language: English
• Publisher: Sam Lann
• Release date: May 3, 2019
• ISBN: 9780463031896

Sam Lann

This is my world. Come inside. Step right up. Step right up. Don't be shy, come inside. The children run and play.Their elders watch and stay. Wonders you will see, visions filled with trees, the castles of my dreams, filled with bloody screams. Come and play the children say, live a lifetime while you stay. Come and play the children say, all the monsters you can slay. So stay a while, make me smile, move a tile, build a file, take it easy, get sleepy, stay dreamy, get weepy. As my world is turning, the fires deep are burning, to fill your heart with yearning, for all the things you're learning. There's always another ship of fools to take you to a grand old school, to be the big boss's tool and his fat bastard's fool. But have fun, run in the sun, pull out a plum, slap a bum, tumble and run, have fun in the sun. And if you lose a day or moon, don't swoon, pick up your stools and shoes, there's a grownup world of fools waiting for needless broken tools. The sun and the moon and the stars, they're really not that far, they grow within your heart, to reach it use my art.

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Gregoryi Tales – Teller

By Sam Lann

Published by Sam Lann at Smashwords

Copyright 2019 Sam Lann

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And that brings us to our last tale of the evening. Yes, I know, I'll be sad to see you go. Henri has being a great host, please give a round of claps for him, yeah, yeah. Another beer, dear, thank you, telling is thirsty work.

So, on nights like this, to leave you with something to walk home with, in the light of the old moon, the cold North wind blowing rattling