Castles of Rosemont

The three words had been executed in primeval iron gall ink through the assistance of a quill pen sacrificed by a very uncooperative pheasant. The trio of verbiage was written on a petite section of aged and foxed vellum. At the documents bottom center resided a partially desiccated, mouse eaten, red wax seal now sunned to a pale pinkish orange. A once purple silk ribbon, finely woven, but now tattered and faded to periwinkle, attached itself to two items of grand and loyal significance. The pairing hung, the two treasures, like radiant stars in a night sky, mysteriously alluring and compellingly romantic.