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Regalian Roleplay Rules
Roleplay rules apply in this category.
Posts are in-character.
Posts are not anonymous.
Posts and reactions made to posts are public. What your character says or does is known by all other characters. If you would like a reaction to be private, do not post it as a public response to a thread. Roleplay it out on the server!
Out-of-character commentary on threads is not allowed unless it is specifically spoiled or bracketed, and/or highlights additional information for in-character responses.
Meme responses are not allowed. This includes reposting the same content as the poster(s) above, or repeating catch phrases on a post.
You know nothing of having your mind enslaved, To have those with power take everything you are, For your blood spilled and laced in the money they saved, No, in this you know nothing.
You know nothing of chains around your wrist, While those with power dance and drink with delight, To fear your arm be removed if you dared make a fist, No, in this you know nothing.
Spread a message of compassion if you must, Speak not of enslavement as if you understand it, Find comfort in your life here and unity in the masses while I trust, That of the worst horrors, you will continue to know nothing.
It is clear that Sabola, child of Music and Vengeance, is the author. He seems to have taken issue with the original poem's wording.
Youknow nothing of having your mind enslaved, To have those with power take everything you are,
For your blood spilled and laced in the money they saved,
No, in this youknow nothing.
You know nothing of chains around your wrist,
While those with powerdance and drink with delight,
To fear your arm be removed if you dared make a fist, No, in this you know nothing.
Spread a message of compassion if you must,
Speak not of enslavement as if you understand it,
Find comfort in your life here andunity in the masses while I trust,
Thatofthe worst horrors, you will continue to know nothing.
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{!} It is unclear as to who the original poet was, or to who changed the poem above. However, it is clear they do not care about the qualm towards the original poem. (Changed from green to make is easier to construe the lines!) @KrakenLord01
(That was overturned when the rules were completely rewritten in May of 2020; what is shown in the official rules post is what currently stands. To clarify, Staff with forums moderator perms are able to edit posts without it marking that an edit was made, hence why that original post still only appears to be from 2017.)
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