son to him than Adonijah.
He plucks on the instrument softly, and hopes to continue being the father figure Goetia sees him as. That would be the greatest gift of all.
Truthfully, he hadn't been expecting anything for today. A bout of jeering and the solitude of his flock, perhaps.
But to see a kinnor, freshly made, and bundled with fruits... It nearly brings him to tears.
Blood has little to do with parentage. To David, Goetia is no less a —
measurements of how good or bad one should be to be given a gift when the giver has decided to?
He had remembered the former king enjoys the lyre? A kinnor to be precise.
He would have one made and sent to him with fruits and a greeting card.
@ArsGxetia Oh, I really don't need anything. If anything, please just continue to watch over us all.
And Solomon.
If you could do that, I think I'd be eternally happy.
@ArsGxetia That — is an answer I do not have. Wealth collects, as all things do. Like ashes and dust, it piles up until we cannot sweep it away.
It is a human habit, perhaps, to hoard that which we do not need, for fear of having less. The pain of knowing nothing is one we wish to avoid.
@ArsGxetia There is no empire, I'm afraid! That time has long since passed. These days, I'm into investing and stocks, and Sheba is in the business of scams and extortion.
But, wealth? Of course we are wealthy! If I want for nothing, the same should apply for you.
@stormsandseas // I'm not sure how he took a kick from Heracles but he deserves points for that. Even if I survived I would've doubled over crying and instantly become useless