A jewel ( A sonnet by Candida ) ----=-==-====-==-=---- I destroy my dragon, hopefully. The faeries twirl yearning after the priestess bursting forth from a uncaring priestess! And why are their wounds sea-loving? Their sensual garden laughs , the martyr speaks. Lost ravens howl, unseeingly... Die, rage! You rage dreaming of the rainbow, hopelessly! You shriek at my martyr. A king menaces , a mother of abandonment protects. The storm above the priest of peacefulness is stamping on their priest. The misunderstood memories trust their healer, smilingly. The victim dying beside a magyckal desert dances with me. Has the Queen feasted on my elves? The werebeast hiding behind the long-lost priest is towering above the martyr falling beneath the rainbow. Long ago they were mother-imbued , and yet in this world of ours you are as long-lost as the rose. Before Man they were sinuous , but in the world to come they are rock-loving.
Original URL: jbrowse.com (has been defunct for some time)
Wayback Machine Archive. The original Ruby code can be found there as well.