A Thousand And One.... Summarys, But Kind Of Poetry?

Harry Potter - J. K. Rowling The Hobbit - All Media Types The Lord of the Rings - All Media Types Percy Jackson and the Olympians & Related Fandoms - All Media Types A Court of Thorns and Roses Series - Sarah J. Maas Pirates of the Caribbean (Movies)
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A Thousand And One.... Summarys, But Kind Of Poetry?
Summary
A Thousand and one, some time in the future, one-shots of books, movies and so on. Warning, even if no names, and with an attempt to be mysterious, may contain spoilers.OrThat one (many) time, when you want to have a proper summary on the book you think of reading, instead of comments from other people. But still, a bit too spoiler-ish for true summary. Oh, and a bunch of poetry about characters and the plot.
Note
Okay, I'm not sure how to explain, but this is just a book/movie/TV show/etc. put in less than 500 words, without names, and context. So... somethingEdit (2024-01-19): We are adding actual poetry to the mix, sorry not sorry.
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A Court of Thorns and Roses or A First Glimpse of aCoTaR

It started in the forest, in biting hands of winter. With a roar, the journey began to fey’s undying lands. She walked among roses and ran between trees, found the all-knowing and gained a friend and killed. She didn’t listen and met a darkness like no other. She painted and laughed and loved. And lied. She didn’t say, thus to her home she returned. Lady Luck was kind, they thought, but she knew, not a lady, but a High Lord she had to thank, for her family’s fortune. She tried and she failed. She heard of the fire and she understood. And so she came back. And Under The Mountain she went. Three tasks were given, for skill, mind and heart. The first – The Hunt, and later The Bargain to save a life. Second – a riddle and help from the enemy of spring. And lastly the third – three daggers, two bodies and a heart of stone. At the end, one fought and one not. With a final breath, the riddle was solved, the curse was broken, the queen was killed, and She Was Made.

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