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General Summary
A compilation of letters sent from an anonymous person. The only identification is their ending, "Most Fair and beautiful, solemn courtesy". See the journey the letters take as they get more in depth and odd. Will the admirer act on his/her words?

Wednesday, July 22, 2015

July Twenty Second of Twenty Fifteen

Most Dearest and Angelical Claudia,

Oh, I grieve for the losses I have acquired. Through time and space I have always been ashamed. There is the first time I feel free to be, to see, to feel. Yet, they were acquired in manners not fit to be explain to such a pure lady as such.

I do not know why I must share this with you, for you will not see how I have seen. But never the less after watching a flock of sparrows I can only think about the past. How I met you in a summer's breeze, the red liquid of life running down my face, the time I got a whiff of your jasmine perfume for the first time, as I was being whisked away by your jailer. What wonderful and marvelous times.
I grieve that I am not able to cherish them more. That they are only threads in the yearn ball that is my despicable and measly life.

I know your life is far more extravagant in your beautiful castle. I just wish I could spend some time, but alas your jailer forbids it. If you ever need me just peer out your golden arches and I will be there.

Most Fair and beautiful,

Solemn Courtesy

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