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1000 Reasons to Live Depression Survivors Tell Their Stories Personal Stories : Anxiety and Depression Association of America 10 Things You Can Learn from Depression Survivors Anxiety and Depression A Survivors Tale - Canada 14 Yr Old Survives Depression

The Kindness of Strangers by Ramon E. Bayron

For the price of Php 36 (roughly US 0.70 cents) in a small, nondescript shop for pre-owned books, this codex, which I picked up from a stack of a 'mini-mountain' of other books and titles, turned out to be my virtual key for an enviable access to a world of  priceless, timeless stories.  In no time, a flood of inspirations was borne out of each ancient, mostly personal tales came to me unceasingly. It wouldn't allow me to breathe until I create new stories out the old. The following is one of them. A Letter to a Fool  by  Ramon E. Bayron Inspired by King Agrippa's Letter to Emperor Caligula (40 CE) 

The Mask of Medusa © Created by Ramon E. Bayron All Rights Reserved 2017 Chapter 1 : The Secret Origin Story "The most iniquitous of all injustices are those afflicted by the gods." The most tragic story of the woman known in antiquity as Medousa/Medusa is revealed to all who cares to know; Medusa once had charms; to gain her love  A rival crowd of envious lovers strove. They, who have seen her, own, they ne’er did trace More moving features in a sweeter face. Yet above all, her length of hair, they own, In golden ringlets wav’d, and graceful shone. Her Neptune saw, and with such beauties fir’d, Resolv’d to compass, what his soul desir’d. In chaste Minerva’s fane, he, lustful, stay’d, And seiz’d, and rifled the young, blushing maid. The bashful Goddess turn’d her eyes away, Nor durst such bold impurity survey; But on the ravish’d virgin vengeance takes, Her shining hair is chang’d to hissing snakes. These in her

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