O Mistress of the Light, why burn thine eyes
So bright? What mystery dost thou reveal;
What stranger thee, thine eye to me conceal
Within thy night, thine opalescent skies?
O Child of the Earth, Who guards so fine
Thy berth? Who hath consoled thine eyes of pain;
And giv’st thee hold, to lands controlled? Explain
What purpose gives’ thee worth to thus enshrine.
O Mistress of the Dark, When shalt thou next
Embark? Dost one thou know as darker still;
So dark as goe the depths below? But thrill
Such depths, as stark, Cimmerian, as vexed?
As vexed, but thrilling still, thou next enshrine;
Thine eyes reveal concealing skies so fine.
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It’s kuro-chaff!
Very nicely done, my dear, three aspect goddess and all.
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And you, my dearest, are chaffy enough to see it!!
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most excellent.
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…a quote from either Wayne and Gareth, or Bill and Ted, i believe. Thank you my most excellent and awesome friend.
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