ALL EYES AND EARS

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In that empire, in the art of cartography That is, the art masniarchy Had reached such levels of perfection That the map of one city alone Took up the whole of the village The map of the province took up the whole of a city And the map, depicted the whole of the empire Taking up the whole of one whole province Such as it was These cartographers rose to much venerated hights within thеir world Becoming one of the highеst ruliing castles known to their society In time, it was found that those unconscionable maps Did not fully satisfy the far-reaching desires of the map makers And so, the Colleges of that art Set about increasing the size and scale of a map of the Empire Which had the exact same size of the Empire itself And coincided with it, precice in every tiny detail Point by point, to a fine and accurate degree Winded true in all three dimensions Less addicted to the Study of Cartography Succeeding generations understood That this so called: "widespread map" was useless And not without a touch Impiety They abandoned it to the natural inclemencies of the sun and the rain And the worst of summers and winters alike It is believed that in the deserts of the West Some mangled Ruins of the Map lasted on Inhabited by animals and beggars But in the whole country, there are no other relics remaining Of the Cartography's Disciplines of Geography