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A Golden Tree
A story of a man who was lost and tired, sick as can be. He wandered around, looking for the golden tree. Couldn't find what he was looking for and said "Damn you tree, why do you do this to me? Drink and eat just to please my mind, do evil things so my life would rhyme with everything I see. Has God abandoned me?" The man continued to wander, falling into despair. He soon became a man without a worry, a man that didn't care. He was running away, away from his fears. Instead of relief, he found more pain, more tears. The man then shouted "Let it rain, let it rain on me! The golden tree has abandoned me! Cleanse my sins, cleanse my soul, I want no more of this!" Like a drunk man, he stumbled around looking for his salvation, the golden tree. No such luck. Every step he took was a step closer to death. Like being on a pyre, all he felt was insatiable desire. The man said "I'm tired, tired of looking for a false dream. The golden tree is not what it seems. God, why do you torment with this dream?" The man then shouted again "Please, let it rain on me! Save my soul before the devil gets to me! Please, the golden tree has abandoned me!" The man suddenly fell down. "I see the golden tree! It is coming to me. I have waited long for this day to be." After those last words, the man died. He finally found the golden tree.
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