A Man with a Broken Memory

Look at that king, full of arrogance, his language full of bitter, false,

and thin counsel. "Come here, children. Choose from my dream barn.

Your present life is but a regrettable dream. What has been your honor?"

The young man replied, "Oh, good sir, we have done nothing." "What a shame,

immature. When I was your superior, I did everything. Your souls are sealed

in darkness." So speaks a man with a broken memory. His soul forgets the death of the

son. He treats true heartache as a disease and orders Pam to flow to soothe the afflicted

mind. When air longs for tears from the peace of the eye, he gives sweet herbs