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

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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 Wings and Ruin or The War Until The End

The first part with lies, spies and ruin of the court, with a single, maybe ally, maybe not among the foe, and the love of past with hurt and sorrow. Then the second, preparation and search of friends, little moments, and strategies of war to come. And finally the third of the blood, the screams, the battle and death. Humans and immortals, lay on the ground alike then the fey of north falls from sky, carried by wings, and three monsters, as ancient as right hand of the High Lord of The Night Court, descend upon the foe and the Weaver dies from arrows of ash and poison, and the one who carves the bones, with final riddle and foresight, lay among his blood, and the creature of the nightmares, who's face is terror, flies above the clouds with the same deadly grace, as he does on the field of battle. And the ships of human Queen, and a lonely fox, and some friends of old. And the King of Hybern, stands upon a hill and wields the Cauldron, while the battle rages. And then, with fathers final breath, and destruction, with a strike, the king is dead, the war is won, and the dead are on the ground.

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