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{ Lessons for Spicepaw } by Riveriia, literature
Literature
{ Lessons for Spicepaw }
Hopflight and Def want the following lessons to be taught to Spicepaw! If anyone wants to volunteer to teach them to her, please comment below to claim a lesson! After that time, you can RP with Spice or do collabs or anything else you want to complete the lesson. You, as the teacher, may decide to give Spicepaw a test or assignment to be completed before the lesson can be passed. When you and Dawn have completed the lesson as you believe it should be completed, tag me in it for review, and we will mark the lesson as passed/failed!
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Lessons by coolsombi, literature
Literature
Lessons
The boy was smart, there was no denying it. He’d dare say the boy seemed to enjoy his lessons in rhetoric, far more than any of his sisters. So Joba was confused as to why the young prince seemed to be struggling with his lessons, more specifically his use of accents. He appeared to be progressing fine with the oratory part of his lessons, but the written portion was stumping him.
The young future king sat at the table with a grimace spread across his, staring down the scrolls in front of the boy. Normally, Joba would offer to help, but Anhkena has been feeling rather independent as of late.
“No.”
“I’m sorry?&
Lessons from the Past: Oda Nobunaga by King-Mac-11, literature
Literature
Lessons from the Past: Oda Nobunaga
Lesson 1: from Oda Nobunaga; warlord, ruler, First of the Unifiers of Japan, Demon King of the Sixth Hell.
One must be willing to achieve their goals by any means. People have ambitions and it through them we are granted power. Success is born from the merger ambition and a willingness to evolve and adapt. One can achieve the impossible by doing so. To bog yourself down with an unwillingness to fight back against ignorant traditionalism will only spell defeat. We of the Oda shall never accept failure as long as we can fight back. Any who would sit back on their laurels can watch as I go forth to victory.
This is my lesson to you o
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Lessons From a Friendship
She's gone.
It's almost like she's dead,
The one who was dearest to me.
But she isn't.
She's alive and well,
Thankfully.
I still see her around,
But we hardly interact now.
To be honest,
I don't know how to interact with her these days;
I always feel like I'm doing something wrong.
Like I'm up to no good,
Being ruled by ulterior motives.
I can't even tell if I have ulterior motives or not.
It's my fault.
I became possessive,
And stuck in my ways.
So when things started to change,
I refused to go with the flow,
And change with the change.
As a result,
That drove a wedge between us.
I so very badly wanted things to go back,
Back to the way t
