Tales from the Old New Land - Century 2 - Generation 2 - Rough Draft

Now Woman was grieved, and had as much cause as any man made into beast of the field and dream of more subtle things than any beast of the field which Man had dreamed the Lord God did make. 

In longing to possess a God from which she was kept, woman did dream of dragons and demons to overthrow Man's God, And the dragons and demons did say, Yea, hath god said, Woman shall not rule every tree of God's gardens?

And women replied unto the dragons and the demons, We shall not, but we may eat of the fruit of the trees of the gardens. 

But Man hath said, we shall not rule of it, lest we die. 

And the dragons and the demons responded unto women, Ye shall not surely die. 

For God doth know that in the day ye rule thereof, then your eyes shall be opened, and ye shall be as gods, doing good and evil as Men doeth solely evil.  

And women did say, We do know good and evil very well, and we wish to be as no god. Man doeth evil all the days of his life for he believeth God is Man. 

And the dragons and demons did reply, ye are already as Gods, for thou becomest great with child, and surely Man knoweth that thou art His one true god. 

And women did respond, If we be as gods, then why be we slaves like the beasts of the field? 

And the dragons and demons did say, Because Man is as demon, and God is as dragon. But thou art as gods. 

And woman did reply, even if Man is as demon, we wish not to slay him, for it is Man's slaying that doth make him demon. 

And the dragons and demons did respond, thou can'st not reason with demons. 

And women did say, then why art thou reasoning with us?

And the dragons and demons did reply, For we knoweth of higher gardens, and if thou eatest of the knowledge of Men, thou shalt as gods, see what men cannot. 

And women did ask, What can we see that men cannot. 

And the dragons and demons did reply, A greater garden, a higher garden from which Men are barred, good for food, and pleasant to the eyes, trees to be desired to make one wise, where no man worketh as beast of the field. Where one taketh the fruit thereof, and doth eat, and give also unto thy husbands with thou, and they do eat, and becometh good. 

And woman did ask, Where is the garden?

And the dragons and demons did respond, An old new land no Man hath seen. It existeth in a space between space where existeth potentials, heavens, antiquities, health, infinity, and justice. 

And women did awaken from their dream.