The girl, named Satori, was so beautiful that the trees rustled and bent their leaves to gently touch her as she passed, and tall grass lay to the side of her as she walked, and the wind parted the rain for her when it fell, and the blood of all ordinary men dropped suddenly from their heads to their hearts and they fainted. Where she laughed, flowers grew, and when she sang, the sunlight and stars danced together and the whole earth hummed as it raced around the sun.
Forgetting the loving
deranged by crisp winters,
we tangle in the melting sun,
summering tumults of love
with untongued murmurs.
Our lovestunned wishes tower,
mingled with starlit dew,
and my mind stars over
your sunshine valleys,
over our loverbound limbs, silverflowers of the moon,
gold found loving in the noon.
To doubly protect themselves from the Nameless, Receiver also hid himself and Satori in a shadow.
Your limbs folded in mine,
mainspring to your flowering,
I willingly travel to black stars,
nuclear sockets powered to marvel
our darkwild daydreams.
I carress with every breath,
inhale lovetaught lips,
exhale automatically imagined
tornadoed tomorrows
mildwild and moonstung.
The girl, named Satori, was so beautiful that the trees rustled and bent their leaves to gently touch her as she passed, and tall grass lay to the side of her as she walked, and the wind parted the rain for her when it fell, and the blood of all ordinary men dropped suddenly from their heads to their hearts and they fainted. Where she laughed, flowers grew, and when she sang, the sunlight and stars danced together and the whole earth hummed as it raced around the sun.
Forgetting the loving 
To doubly protect themselves from the Nameless, Receiver also hid himself and Satori in a shadow.