Demeter
A beagle goes from the calm Demeter,
Stalking nothing like it was dethroned–Just like a pitchfork
She beat down upon the grizzly bear;it looked like a smashed umbrella.
The glad eyes of the cow rolled back at the sight of the goddess
The day wearies, the hunting of seahorses is fruitless, come to my embrace
As he gazed into her eyes he observed “You don’t sweat much for being so lustful.”
How easily did the dream come apart, like a heathen in one’s flesh
Cast me down from heaven for arranging of nuns.
An end is an end is an end, but this is simply the beginning.