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Asmodean is sitting calmly in a well-cushioned chair. He is reading the Works of Samuel Taylor Coleridge.
His harp rests nearby.
Come by and discuss literature with him.
His harp rests nearby.
Come by and discuss literature with him.
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"Good evening, Raven."
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[ooc: Sorry, my internet connection died]
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[ooc: If you like. Or we could just converse another time.]
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Lilly smiles at him.
"No emo harpage tonight, huh?"
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"Long days and pleasant nights, Lady Lilly."
He had remembers the greeting Cuthbert gave. He paused and motioned to the book.
"No, I felt the need to read some poetry and Bar provided."
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"Coleridge? Isn't he the guy who couldn't spell rhyme? And wrote about people who only drank bottled water or something?"
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"I believe that you are referring to the Rime of the Ancient Mariner."
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"It is a habit that I picked up from a companion of mine. She liked to read poetry."
A distance appeared in his eyes.
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"No, I stabbed her with a blade of air."
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"You certainly get around, Jaz. So, have you ever dated anyone you haven't killed in some nasty yet inventive way?"
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"I do not believe so..."
He paused.
"Would you like to go out for coffee, Lady Lilly?"
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"You crush me, Lady Lilly."
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Lilly grins impishly and wanders off again.
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The book and fish sprawl across the floor.
Asmodean glances around awkwardly... Somehow, this occuring while he was reading Rime of the Ancient Mariner seemed vaguely... ironic.
Glancing around and seeing neither rime or reason for the fish's entrance. He made a quick flipping gesture with his hand sending the fish sailing.
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"Hello Lord Bard. I've a poem for you, if you've a moment."
He's had it stuck in his head since yesterday, too. It's been driving him up the wall.
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"Of course, Lord Random."
He paused.
"By all means, do share."
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Random's been speaking publicly since he was born, and he has the voice for it. A light tenor.
"It's a more optimistic than your chosen canticle, of course. But I've always found it encouraging:"
There is something about Death
Like love itself!
If with some one with whom you have known passion,
And the glow of youthful love,
You also, after years of life
Together, feel the sinking of the fire,
And thus fade away together,
Gradually, faintly, delicately,
As it were in each other’s arms,
Passing from the familiar room—
That is a power of unison between souls
Like love itself!
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"I like that verse."
The bard said much.
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"The Spoon River Anthology. By Edgar Lee Masters. Interesting piece."
He sighs, slipping back into his own voice.
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"I suppose it might be."
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"I'm afraid I have to be going. I'll bid you good night."
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"Good evening, Lord Random."