I dared to start a race, A race to reach out a novelty Hut That chatoyantly beamed in the distance. Of gold were the thatches of the Hut, Her pair of windows an emerald surface, And of ivory the floor of the Hut, A Hut that even a Seraph would fancy; Ecstatic, I gravitated thus to the Hut, Hastily than rain in a helter skelter dash To kiss the earth, so dashed I to the Hut. But, the nearer I drew, infinite the space, The space betwixt I and my dream Hut. Somehow along the way I thus lost pace, Though yonder I kept trudging to the Hut, Vying with reality for a happenstance To ever dwell in such an ineffable Hut. Soon, I realized there could be no chance, For the nearer I drew, further the Hut. Beneath tides of despair I regretted thus, Regretted the moment I dared to start, Starting such a game trickier than Chase, A race to reach out thy Heart.**