oh dear one lost across the sea so unknown to me, how fair thy little mind thinketh and playeth thy harp!
no man shall raise a hand to thee! least ye scorn him, banishing him and his brazen knuckles to the brazen edge of the whole brazen universe. shy be he not! lameth shall he be forever.
but two shovels should be found and used for to dig unto the ground, a new grave: doubly wide and doubly deep for two of the fairest of them all: the maidens lost to the wilderness, left to her own devices and thus self-deprecating her selves into planetary alignment with that new planet they just found that's like 1,000 times bigger than Saturn and with millions of icy rings. forever cold shall she be! forever unknown to me!
bear witness to thy handiwork: my shoulders, lips, and toenails are all mine; for a moment they were thine and in breaking my peace i thus aireth my whine. and i'm fine. really, i'm fine.
taketh no liberties with me! giveth no light, shareth no warmth! beseech me no inquiries! for i have not an answer that makes sense, nor a limb that works perfectly, and not a day goes by that i don't ponder you.
yet the moon pondereth the sun forever and ever and ever but never the two shall meet.
wandereth, fair maiden, and i shall wander, too. but should you face about my eyes will surely see you.
"a dog in the hunt doesn't stop to scratch its fleas."