Hearken O noble ones whom read this passage. Hearken unto what I say to thee from the darkness so that you may be filled with light. Hearken what I tell you in darkness, that speak ye in light: and what you hear in the ear, that preach is ye upon housetops.

Fear not O' gentile bird of broken song whom lips I plead with thou. Fear not them which kill the body, but are not able to kill the soul; Rather, fear HIM which is able to destroy both the body and soul in hell.

Be it known unto thee thou hast done cruel to me though such intimacy of the spiritual body. Be it known unto thee that I feeleth thou hands very well and very clear. The torture of nightendale bringeth the after lust of Lark. Be it known, lover of the night, that he hast crossed boundaries that hast been the reason all along for my eternal desire to bid thou and eiggam <---> adieu cubits of weeks ago. For I hath prophecized your desires, your eternal bondage of hope.
Be it known unto thou that IF shall I take thee for my own ye and I shall not find the bondage of eternity the bondage of lovers promise forever. No strings attatched. Be it known of the pain that promises to follow, for another hast lust after you with not she lovest thou. Confusion and negativity shall set in her bones which shall be defficult to erase. If she lovest thou truly she shall set you free like I haft done so to soon. Decisions make thy weary in the eyes, tortured in the soul and numb of the heart. Choose not because of what thou think, but what thou feel in thy heart. Only thou can understandeth ney wondrous feelings. Left, right, up down, which way relyt <---->.

Hardest as it be unto me now to type this let lone sayeth this to thou. Amat conquers omnia!!! Love conquers all. Friendship is strong but the boundry runs thin. One more step, one more slight wee poke and it could snap like a twig. Tell me, what dost thou wish for now? Chance, Leave, Run or Stay?

Carest not thou for me dreaming lover, O confused wolf? Upon nightendale shall words speak but what shall be done in the heat of untamable desires? Shall Lark bring tears, satisfaction, joy, love, pain, more or all of the above?