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Decided to try some lined stuff again.

Wrote something for it too:
"King Gristle Sr. was now in exile, he had all the time in the world to think, think about how his titles, his home, his kingdom - everything, was ripped away from him, he would never see his home again, nor his son. All because of that filthy Chef and her inability to keep an eye on the trolls. Yet..losing everything was not what haunted him at night, it wasn’t what brought guilt ot him every singl day, or what attacked his thoughts in the quiet moments when things should be at peace; no, the fact he failed and did not give his only son happiness is what did all of that.
All he wanted was for his son to be happy and safe, he loved him more than anything in the world. He was after all, the last thing his wife ever gave him before she passed away. That was why he did not fight the exile, on the condition his son would inherit the kingdom.
While the former king will be long gone by the time Princess Poppy shows the bergens true happiness, you can bet that he’ll be looking down from above with tears in his eyes when he sees not only his son, but his kingdom finally find happiness, that is when he can finally rest, knowing his people are finally getting what they deserve and the shackles of depression are ripped off by dancing and the taste of sadness is replaced by sugary sweet frosting and the lonely cold nights are replaced by warm goodnight hugs.
Rest well, King Gristle."

Description
Decided to try some lined stuff again.

Wrote something for it too:
"King Gristle Sr. was now in exile, he had all the time in the world to think, think about how his titles, his home, his kingdom - everything, was ripped away from him, he would never see his home again, nor his son. All because of that filthy Chef and her inability to keep an eye on the trolls. Yet..losing everything was not what haunted him at night, it wasn’t what brought guilt ot him every singl day, or what attacked his thoughts in the quiet moments when things should be at peace; no, the fact he failed and did not give his only son happiness is what did all of that.
All he wanted was for his son to be happy and safe, he loved him more than anything in the world. He was after all, the last thing his wife ever gave him before she passed away. That was why he did not fight the exile, on the condition his son would inherit the kingdom.
While the former king will be long gone by the time Princess Poppy shows the bergens true happiness, you can bet that he’ll be looking down from above with tears in his eyes when he sees not only his son, but his kingdom finally find happiness, that is when he can finally rest, knowing his people are finally getting what they deserve and the shackles of depression are ripped off by dancing and the taste of sadness is replaced by sugary sweet frosting and the lonely cold nights are replaced by warm goodnight hugs.
Rest well, King Gristle."