four ****** sisters born in the frozen woods; emerging from the mind of their older sister, who is also mother of the universe; as the fair sun sets & darkness comes w/ winds down from mountains; mother running mad [ ] out to the field, shouting kinfolk running from everywhere; the oldest sister Philosophia wondering aloud about her sister's things | scanning the sky w/ her magical eight-eyes; [ ], Beautia, watching her slyly; sits beside her w/ two heads, [ ] one in her arm; it's no wonder [her lover] has [ ] gone but appears at her [ ] cracked window where she ponders snakes & her faint starlit father's statues of the monumental men of old as he imagined them to be; brawny & vague; - [that race of giants] baby sister nature trots down the mountainside bringing the music; she-goats following | her dusty trail's trail [from below the earth - as from above] trailing their tails & running ahead; mother, possessed long into the night; [shipbuilding, sailing & navigating was not accomplished by trial & error; some higher being had to instruct [generations have to pass for mankind to learn one thing] until electricity men gunned each other down in the streets & parks | & used swords [ ] | the garrulous collection of hairy morons, | if only to get them [since the Bomb humanity hasn't learned a thing; now, in a new era, [we have yet to learn] wiping out the race through ****, starvation & ******: in the wide field [ ] of the wide plateau, [ ] arms spread, | flat on her back where the genius sky echoes ring out from the barbarous throat of the fourth sister Fortuna, who has seen it all w/ the sun's eyes;