A brisk gale wind blows thru my clanking gears- thunder shears- and my riven ears then hear nothing: but thru clairaudience I will ever be a master of everything that ravishes the world beneath your feet.
The pompous skies drink up the seas, to drop thus upon my eyes in beads; and as I pen my muse's advice, the ink disappears from the sheets; and watcher dieties-in the third choir of the celestial hierarchy- now have useless wings.
Oh, mold my vernal features into a candle effigy— watch them gleam— then grow so low by high degrees; and the wax melting by the heat of flame -to once again downturn my merry cheeks. So if you please, masquerade as a blessed princess -before I am consumed completely- and I will play both parts of the duelling princes. One a man, the other a machine.
Go, rendezvous with my doyenne madness!
Indeed the tryst could cause my discarnate ghost to scarper. I will wrap a cloak around my Joy and Sadness —pleased that I might hide my spare character; or at least proclaim thee dressed a bit sharper.