The story of my sorrow

It was October 392. The trees from the Royal Garden were painted in the color of the decomposure and a cold wind was replacing the warmth of the evening in Goguryeo!. 

I was taking a walk waiting for news from the battlefield where my husband, King Gwanggaeto, was leading the army against Baekje. A messenger brought news from the combat zone that his Majesty had badly wounded. I could smell the blood from his soaked jacket and hear his penetrating screams. My eyes started to water and I fell on my knees. Despite the hysterical screams of my maids I remained on the pavement...contemplating...retaking over and over again his vow; "we shall live happily ever after, we shall die on the same day, same hour, same moment, not a one second difference and continue our afterlife in the Heaven". I wanted to believe what he said...that he will come back alive...I wanted to believe it so badly... Deeply disturbed I gathered my strength and continued walking towards the Royal Court.

After a while arrived the news that Goguryeo defeated the army and came home with major losses. I rushed to the place where the king was under treatment and when I was about to enter the room the Royal Doctor stopped me, with a mortuary look upon his face he told me that he might not make it through the night.

I panicked and ran inside. And there he was, laying on the bed, suffering, fighting the Death Lords...struggling to survive. His Majesty was the moon of my life, the only man I've ever loved and I could not let him leave this world with my heart in his pocket (never heard of this before.. :)) because I won't be able to fall in love again.

Therefore, by scribbing  my story on paper and seeing how the chapters of life link to each other like beads on an endless rope, I still have hope that our undying love would survive and rule over the world of both living and dead....forever.


PS: Sorry for the alteration of history in my story(even though that king ruled in that period and fought in that war...but I wasn't there though =))) )..it was supposed to be fun and creative...even so I hope you like it. ^^

Haha.. nice and imaginative. :)..enjoyed.

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I have find many ways to improve my English, that includes; listening to english songs or news, reading a book or journal etc. I also learn speaking English from podcast, TV plays, and movies.

I do understand the language of some easy TV plays with subtitles but the spoken English is still difficult. In school, teacher teach us how to speak but that is beyond my understanding, and I find it hard improving my spoken english.

Is finding a teacher (in italki) a good way to improve English?

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