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...woods are thickest and darkest. Can our intrepid character find the tricks he is after or will he be banished for making a fool of himself yet again. The mystery is in the MUSICAL INSTRUMENT and can bring love unity and wisdom to all who hear its played. There is also a mystical golden string somewhere within the woods and legend has it that it can be found with the amulet OF POWER. The object of her desire lies in the boxed charm bracelet given to her by her grandmother and the amulet will unlock its magical powers. If he can play the MUSIC with the golden string and make his way to the thickest part of the woods he may find the golden string AND the amulet from the allows him to return it to her. In other words he is fucked WITHOUT THE GOLDEN STRING!

uNLESS HE GOES CRAWLING THROUGH ON HIS HANDS AND KNEES INTO THE THICKEST WOODS.

wHEN HE GETS THERE HE WILL BE SURPRISED BY A FLASH OF THE GOLDEN STRING.

hE MAY HAVE TO FACE PERILS AND REQUIRE OINTMENT FOR HIS CUTS AND BRUISES

hE WILL FIND THE AMULET and THE GOLDEN STRING AND THEY WILL HAPPILY EVER AFTER. (with her grandmother)

HE HE makes A START AND DROPS INTO A SHALLOW POOL IN THE SHIMMERING MOONLIGHT HE CAN SEE THE MOON AND ALSO THE GROUND BENEATH HIS FEET WHICH ARE CURRENTLY UUNDER ABOUT TWO FEET OF WATER. wHERE IS THE GOLDEN STRING. hIS MUSICAL INSTRUMENT OVER HIS BACK HE WADES THROUGH IN THE DIRECTION OF THE MOON WHICH LIGHT IS BRIGHTEST TO FOLLOW. tHERE SEEMS TO BE MILES OF WATER AHEAD OF HIM BUT HE MUST GET TO THE AMULET sans THE GOLDEN STRING. tIRED OF LOOKING AT THE WATER HE GETS THE MUSICAL INSTRUMENT OFF HIS BACK AND PLAYS A NOTE. aN OWL HOOTS AND THE WATERS SEEM TO SETTLE IN THE DANK AIR. hE PLAYS ANOTHER AND SOON HAS WRIUTTEN A SONNET FOR HIS LOVER. tHE MOON IS STILL RISING IN THE NIGHT SKY AND HE REALISED THERE WAS A PATH OUT OF THE WATER TO HIS LEFT

Back on solid ground he heads in which he hopes is the right direction until he comes upon a thicket deep within thee woods. There lies an amulet and a golden string upon the arm of a statue. Relived to have completed his quest he quickly composes another sonnet when the moon disappears behind a cloud. When he looks up to the statue he sees the ring but the golden string and the amulet are gone.

Slinging his musical instrument over his back and Shocked he runs towards the statue falling over tree roots and searches ground beneath the statue for the amulet and golden string but it is gone. DAMN! He screams at the night Sky. A Flash of light comes his way but he is too distracted to find it. DAMN and BLAST!. He gets the musical instrument off his back and plays a LAMENT only to find his playing better and more accomplished . A bit like his fathers. Astonished he looks down at the instrument and what does he find at the D string the golden string. And what does he find in his pocket? The amulet. An old saying of his fathers came rushing into his eyes and he remembered getting the string that is golden and the amulet off the arm of the statue BEFORE he composed his second sonnet . ONE IN THE HAND IS WORTH TWO IN THE BUSH. Smiling he got to his feet and made his way home. And wilder yet -to HER!.

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...woods are thickest and darkest. Can our intrepid character find the tricks he is after or will he be banished for making a fool of himself yet again. The mystery is in the MUSICAL INSTRUMENT and can bring love unity and wisdom to all who hear its played. There is also a mystical golden string somewhere within the woods and legend has it that it can be found with the amulet OF POWER. The object of her desire lies in the boxed charm bracelet given to her by her grandmother and the amulet will unlock its magical powers. If he can play the MUSIC with the golden string and make his way to the thickest part of the woods he may find the golden string AND the amulet from the allows him to return it to her. In other words he is fucked WITHOUT THE GOLDEN STRING!

uNLESS HE GOES CRAWLING THROUGH ON HIS HANDS AND KNEES INTO THE THICKEST WOODS.

wHEN HE GETS THERE HE WILL BE SURPRISED BY A FLASH OF THE GOLDEN STRING.

hE MAY HAVE TO FACE PERILS AND REQUIRE OINTMENT FOR HIS CUTS AND BRUISES

hE WILL FIND THE AMULET and THE GOLDEN STRING AND THEY WILL HAPPILY EVER AFTER. (with her grandmother)

HE HE makes A START AND DROPS INTO A SHALLOW POOL IN THE SHIMMERING MOONLIGHT HE CAN SEE THE MOON AND ALSO THE GROUND BENEATH HIS FEET WHICH ARE CURRENTLY UUNDER ABOUT TWO FEET OF WATER. wHERE IS THE GOLDEN STRING. hIS MUSICAL INSTRUMENT OVER HIS BACK HE WADES THROUGH IN THE DIRECTION OF THE MOON WHICH LIGHT IS BRIGHTEST TO FOLLOW. tHERE SEEMS TO BE MILES OF WATER AHEAD OF HIM BUT HE MUST GET TO THE AMULET sans THE GOLDEN STRING. tIRED OF LOOKING AT THE WATER HE GETS THE MUSICAL INSTRUMENT OFF HIS BACK AND PLAYS A NOTE. aN OWL HOOTS AND THE WATERS SEEM TO SETTLE IN THE DANK AIR. hE PLAYS ANOTHER AND SOON HAS WRIUTTEN A SONNET FOR HIS LOVER. tHE MOON IS STILL RISING IN THE NIGHT SKY AND HE REALISED THERE WAS A PATH OUT OF THE WATER TO HIS LEFT

Back on solid ground he heads in which he hopes is the right direction until he comes upon a thicket deep within thee woods. There lies an amulet and a golden string upon the arm of a statue. Relived to have completed his quest he quickly composes another sonnet when the moon disappears behind a cloud. When he looks up to the statue he sees the ring but the golden string and the amulet are gone.

Slinging his musical instrument over his back and Shocked he runs towards the statue falling over tree roots and searches ground beneath the statue for the amulet and golden string but it is gone. DAMN! He screams at the night Sky. A Flash of light comes his way but he is too distracted to find it. DAMN and BLAST!. He gets the musical instrument off his back and plays a LAMENT only to find his playing better and more accomplished . A bit like his fathers. Astonished he looks down at the instrument and what does he find at the D string the golden string. And what does he find in his pocket? The amulet. An old saying of his fathers came rushing into his eyes and he remembered getting the string that is golden and the amulet off the arm of the statue BEFORE he composed his second sonnet . ONE IN THE HAND IS WORTH TWO IN THE BUSH. Smiling he got to his feet and made his way home. And wilder yet -to HER!.