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THE KING
The monarch sent a message To the best sculptor in the land Saying, he would pay in rubies For a Bust made by his hand. So with hammer and chisel, The man fashioned with grace The way he envisioned the image, Of his only Kings face. The king unveiled the sculpture, Studied it hour after hour Dissatisfied with the results, He had the man locked in a tower. A guard came by in a few days And set the sculptor free, Saying to collect his rubies, The good king he must see. In the royal garden, by the Bust, The king paid him his fee, Said: "that image looks like everyone And it also looks like me". The man said, "here's the reason, You see this is the thing, It's my impression of the Lord And the Lord, He is our King". 4/17/2008 ![]()
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