| Author: | Sexton Voolinwinkel | ISBN: | 1230002468570 |
| Publisher: | Bernard Harold Curgenven | Publication: | August 8, 2018 |
| Imprint: | Language: | English |
| Author: | Sexton Voolinwinkel |
| ISBN: | 1230002468570 |
| Publisher: | Bernard Harold Curgenven |
| Publication: | August 8, 2018 |
| Imprint: | |
| Language: | English |
I was in an unfamiliar state of consciousness when it all took place, the voices I mean! I had amnesia and was told that it may be permanent. I was subjected to the weirdest dreams during this state of mind.
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He was a musical wizard. His guitar had the ability to take one on a fantasy adventure. It took him on an adventure through a void, where he faced the danger of the unknown. Here he met with other dangers, far worse than the unknown! He tried to escape this fantasy world, but his feeble attempts seemed to lead him back to square one each time. His main objective was to avoid the dark void and the thick dark fog which attracted scary creatures. He finally met his audience, but could these masked creatures be associates from a past lifetime? He finally gave in to curiosity and desperation.
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The key to the door once descended upon him in the form of exaggeration, which could be decided by neither mathematical nor scientific formula, but by introversion alone. The prophets were subjected to prophecy and the mirror of time.
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They were nothing but dreams, or were they? Were the dreams planted, and in what state of mind was I when experiencing them? I was led to believe that an accident had been the cause of my condition, but why was there cause for investigation?
I was in an unfamiliar state of consciousness when it all took place, the voices I mean! I had amnesia and was told that it may be permanent. I was subjected to the weirdest dreams during this state of mind.
∞
He was a musical wizard. His guitar had the ability to take one on a fantasy adventure. It took him on an adventure through a void, where he faced the danger of the unknown. Here he met with other dangers, far worse than the unknown! He tried to escape this fantasy world, but his feeble attempts seemed to lead him back to square one each time. His main objective was to avoid the dark void and the thick dark fog which attracted scary creatures. He finally met his audience, but could these masked creatures be associates from a past lifetime? He finally gave in to curiosity and desperation.
∞
The key to the door once descended upon him in the form of exaggeration, which could be decided by neither mathematical nor scientific formula, but by introversion alone. The prophets were subjected to prophecy and the mirror of time.
∞
They were nothing but dreams, or were they? Were the dreams planted, and in what state of mind was I when experiencing them? I was led to believe that an accident had been the cause of my condition, but why was there cause for investigation?
