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TLACAELEL My lord, your wives entreat you to carouse, And tend a show of juggling acrobats. MOTECUHZOMA When work is done. Recall those sorcerers. Exit Servant. Till concrete facts come in, abstractions must suffice. Enter a Servant. SERVANT Your majesty, a humble fisherman Brings news pertaining to these prodigies. MOTECUHZOMA Admit him. [Exit Servant.] Lord, when peons paint my way! Enter the Fisherman and Servant. *He trails his hand on the ground toward him, and kisses his ***** fingertips.* FISHERMAN O master, ruler, lord, great gentleman, If witless lips which kiss the unswept earth Be fit to thus accost an emperor, Regard me, if it please your majesty. TLACAELEL Speak, boy. Sublime Motecuhzoma hears. FISHERMAN I come from Hellwood, at your southern shores, Where this week past, upon a beetling bluff, I glimpsed a buoyant, surging reef of hills With twining towers carousing on the waves, That seemed a transport for intruding rarities: A fear which whisperings in the wind confirmed. TLACAELEL Ho, ** ** Was this the Spirit speaking, or the spirits? Some extra mushrooms in your salad, sir? FISHERMAN Discard me if I lie! Hail, lords! All hail! TLACAELEL All hail and sleet and snow, and all things cold. And chill reception from this wintry prince, For I suspect you seek remuneration.
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Nov 27, 2016
Nov 27, 2016 at 4:09 PM UTC
The Floral War 2:5:1-24
TLACAELEL My lord, your wives entreat you to carouse, And tend a show of juggling acrobats. MOTECUHZOMA When work is done. Recall those sorcerers. Exit Servant. Till concrete facts come in, abstractions must suffice. Enter a Servant. SERVANT Your majesty, a humble fisherman Brings news pertaining to these prodigies. MOTECUHZOMA Admit him. [Exit Servant.] Lord, when peons paint my way! Enter the Fisherman and Servant. *He trails his hand on the ground toward him, and kisses his ***** fingertips.* FISHERMAN O master, ruler, lord, great gentleman, If witless lips which kiss the unswept earth Be fit to thus accost an emperor, Regard me, if it please your majesty. TLACAELEL Speak, boy. Sublime Motecuhzoma hears. FISHERMAN I come from Hellwood, at your southern shores, Where this week past, upon a beetling bluff, I glimpsed a buoyant, surging reef of hills With twining towers carousing on the waves, That seemed a transport for intruding rarities: A fear which whisperings in the wind confirmed. TLACAELEL Ho, ** ** Was this the Spirit speaking, or the spirits? Some extra mushrooms in your salad, sir? FISHERMAN Discard me if I lie! Hail, lords! All hail! TLACAELEL All hail and sleet and snow, and all things cold. And chill reception from this wintry prince, For I suspect you seek remuneration.
From my play in verse, thefloralwar.com
david-betten
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Nov 27, 2016
Nov 27, 2016 at 4:09 PM UTC
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