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Sarah Spicer

Amazon.com has the mp3 as a download.

sydnisan

This song inspired me to write a novel! Heather Dale is one of my idols, and if it weren't for her I wouldn't have been able to write my novel :)

ElentariRose

You should read some essays by Ursula le Guin. She says that stories are important to understand yourself and the world around you better. She also wrote: "There have been great societies that did not kow the wheel, but there have been no societies that did not tell stories." Lovely quote and I totally agree with her! People that do not like stories do miss quite a lot in their personal development.

Danirocks121

legends are still here, but the animals have all evolved, creatures like dragons, unicorns have become lizards and horses. Elves are still here, i myself have pointed ears (not amazingly pointed ears but still pointed) and grey eyes, i also use to have pure blonde hair that was almost to the backs of my knees

mmapandaman

@vampireknight1003 they are real if you ask almost any child wether elfs dragons and so on are real they always reply of coarse they are the legends live on in the mind and the imagination of all that hear the legends and tell those same legends to there children through this the legends and the old ways will never fall

vampireknight1003

I so wish that legends are real. They are so fascinating.... So sad that they aren't real.

LysCooper

I find it so weird when I read through the comments on this. I don't think most people know that this is about a queen who reigned in the Society for Creative Anachronism and about her declaration that the SCA should be purely historical and not fantasy. I mean, the interpretations are fascinating, but there's a simple and lovely story behind it.

LordSia13

@TaliesinKyte I... Agree. And my last argument was really more of a tangent - agreeing about the idiocy of "Change for the sake of Changing". And I agree about Romanticism being inspiring - I'm a romantic myself. However, I am a Romantic in the same way that I am a Communist - I hold them both as Ideals, worthy of admiration and lofty goals for inspiration, but hardly something I would intentionally strive for in the present.

TaliesinKyte

@LordSia13 Look...uh...I actually have no idea what your point is anymore, or how this relates. I think the emotions associated with romanticism can have a positive, inspirational effect on people. I wrote this opinion as a reply to you because your comment seemed to suggest you thought otherwise (at least, I couldn't think of a reason to announce that fantasy isn't real except for an exhortation to set fanciful daydreams aside). But maybe I assumed too much and we've been misinterpreting.

LordSia13

@TaliesinKyte While change isn't necessarily of the good, neither is stagnation. And sometimes, you need to lose what you have to realise its worth - in which case you change back. I read some article once, where they argued against the possibility of genengineering humanity into perfection - because if we did, we'd lose the ability to change for the sake of changing. That's circular BS - if something works, don't change it! Unless you think you can make it better, in which case...

TaliesinKyte

@LordSia13 You seem to equate change to improvement. I wouldn't go there, personally. There's a bit of a difference between dreaming about an ideal world in the face of all the modern cynicism, and just thinking an iPod wristwatch would make money. A lot of humanity's forward motion isn't in the service of ANY perceived good or ideal. It's just in terms of what makes their individual lives less problematic in the moment. So...again, I don't think romanticism once in a while is a bad thing.

LordSia13

@TaliesinKyte People would never *improve* if we *couldn't* dream of something better. It is the struggle to reach that "something" (not to mention the bickering to decide which "something" is better, let alone best) that drives Humanity forward. There, that's the meaning of Life. Happy?

QuintanaZoray

I always want to HIT that queen for banishing the elves when I hear this song. It makes me cry. But I love it that their final act was to give her white roses instead of red as a token both of surender and defiance. Don't get me wrong. I LOVE the song and Hetaher Dale.

TaliesinKyte

@LordSia13 That's a common argument today. "Life's a nasty place, it's always been that way, get used to it". It's true we have it easy today. That doesn't necessarily mean we have it better. I submit there wouldn't be so many dreams about the good old days unless we found something lacking in the present. Nostalgic songs give us an ideal. It's the difference between settling for "good enough", and dreaming of something transcendent. Which attitude seems likely to bring a brighter future?

Mariana Castro

I only have heard 3 songs from her and I already want to buy her cd

blast127

@LordSia13 We dare to dream, because without it, life would be too painful to bear.

blast127

@midnightXpixie hey, if you still want a link, just ask me.

polysakkarider

@midnightXpixie search *song name* mp3 downloads on google and ya usually find it ^^

Edmund Hopper

@ Lily it really does make you wonder. They say they find new species every day? Also with the deep ocean, wonder what else lurks down there.

Demo Hidu

I think it has something to do with personification of an idea from an older time that people still look back on in admiration. The idea of what good life was, the struggle of what was good and what was evil, the secrets and mysteries of life that add some level of interest. Etc

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