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var msg1 = "<div class=&#34;layer&#34;><h1 class=&#34;title&#34;>All That Is Left</h1><p>The silent shroud has drawn me to the lake&#8216;s shore as I walk to the antique<br />to see what was past, things that I never would accept or dare to speak.<br />They say that the waters within it have a healing quality,<br />some sort of catharsis of the soul&#8216;s transgressions.<br />They say that the waters within can open it to purity<br />as it cleanses the mind of the thought to a reflective regression.</p><p>Yea right.<br />As if it might.<br />Might actually tell me what I thought was lost,<br />that one last thing that was dear to me still.<br />What does this Source know of my sacrifice, of my cost?<br />Could it glean anything from me as I gazed at it erewhile?</p><p>When there was no response from the deep blues,<br />I took to despair and saw nothing else to lose.<br />I took the step that brought me to the edge<br />and sank my body and soul into its depth.<br />I fell to it with an empty pain as I drowned amongst the sedge<br />that enwrapped me with their piercing leaves that wept.</p><p>Softly, the sweet sleep came to me as a comfort,<br />no worries, no cares, no sadness, no hurt.<br />Sweet, sweet sleep indeed,<br />as I moved from the present to the future and to the past<br />and as the thoughts of Life came to name my every deed,<br />my every action flowed as the die was cast.</p><p>&quot;Herein lies the man that was to be king,<br />who was brought on high and to the depths by a Lady who would sing.<br />And with every note that was heavenly and true,<br />there was a beautiful scent as well.<br />With the colours of their deepest hue<br />was a rose of Life of the beautiful Damoiselle.&quot;</p><p>Though my mind grows faint at so far a thought,<br />my mind does know what will be wrought<br />as I recall what was true of the time.<br />For a near life ago, there was a path to tread<br />where our lives were together to thus entwine<br />and my thoughts of her could not be unthread.</p><p>First in my mind I see now is the rose that I gave her,<br />the first rose I ever gave, for her.<br />And I recall the look in her eyes as she held it for a moment,<br />before she put it down to rush to her next class.<br />My thoughts at the time I will say, were not of love, but I was content,<br />for I had made a friend of a beautiful wee bonnilass<br />and felt that we would never know discontent.</p><p>Can I say that every moment with her was as I wished?<br />That each word and action for her was coy and kittenish?<br />Nay my good fellows, that would not be fair to say,<br />for indeed I was as a bumbler and a fool as I was a man.<br />I was not a master of the word nor play<br />and I was most certainly a poor imitation of the graceful pavane.</p><p>But for every obtuse word that came out as a stumble,<br />there was a word that came to act as a scumble.<br />With a rather child-like innocence, the honesty and openness portrayed<br />by two who were new to the land came about to tether<br />the hopes and dreams of the future, as were displayed.<br />We made the call to explorations of newness together.</p><p>Unfortunately, the immediate thoughts that rise now so very quickly<br />bring to the fore the recent fight of the actions of impropriety.<br />When I as well as she would not know each other from a stranger,<br />where we would see the other and walk on by.<br />With respect to my motives, I must confess it may have been pure hauteur,<br />but what her designs at the charade may have been, who knew? (Not I.)</p><p>Not to say that either a cause of the ignoble disregard of a Self<br />was a credible thing to admit to her or myself,<br />but also to say that neither was the response of the same,<br />as was done to me for as long a time to ultimately cause me pain,<br />could account for the loss to each other of the other&#8216;s name.<br />(I hope that that was indubitably made plain.)</p><p>As I recall now with the clarity of lost time gained,<br />I can see what was the past could have been reclaimed.<br />In honesty and truth, the bad is present strongest in my mind,<br />but I do know that that was not the whole.<br />What I <i>do</i> recall dear at heart is the shades of love in kind<br />when we were at least, friends of the soul.</p><p>I know that hurt looms large when love is gone,<br />but that should never be the last thought of what went wrong.<br />Sure indeed that there was a lot of bad in the past,<br />where we would lose sight of the time together<br />and we would sail with the broken mast<br />into the whirlpool of self-pity as we cursed each other.</p><p>But for me, there was a lot of good mixed in with the bad,<br />a <i>lot</i> of good time that we always had.<br />Perhaps I did miss it when I was later lost in my pain,<br />in that any good was to be blocked by some mental crutch?<br />Or perhaps I was merely human,<br />and not aware of ignorance as such.</p><p>To err is to be human, as the wise men say,<br />but I must not accept that excuse when I lose my way.<br />I know now that my ignorance was not bliss<br />and that my actions were not right.<br />But I had no other way to express than this<br />and I thought I had no option that was within my sight.</p><p>Would that I say, &quot;I may have faulted you as not as good,&quot;<br />or &quot;that I did not love thee as I should?&quot;<br />Was it little things perhaps that I should have taken the time to do<br />or things that never should have been said at the time?<br />For if I made you feel second best, that was not true.<br />And did I never take the time to say that you were always on my mind?</p><p>I tried to, gods I swear I did try my best<br />but what I said with heart and fervor, she said in jest.<br />When I wanted to rekindle at very least a friendship,<br />I met with the very awkward silence I did beget.<br />The youthful phrases and the resplendent quip<br />that we once spoke fell on deaf ears like a novice pirouette.</p><p>We had grown up and we had grown apart from each other-<br />that much I realized then as one of the truths to infer.<br />Mayhap we can grow as friends,<br />I can only hope that she knows my words at heart,<br />for when we now see each other, the silence never ends<br />and the pain still burgeons at the false start.</p><p>Deep within this enlarging confusion, I must confess to you I concur,<br />that I would give all of my riches to see her old likeness in the water,<br />to see the life I used to know, of what was familiar.<br />If I could see it again, life would be -- glorious.<br />And as such, the inglorious lost I know now would be merely somnambular.<br />The past troubles would be quickly accepted in history as a fluke discourse.</p><p>At present, whereas the voice is silent and the actions cannot be made,<br />the hand that pens a phrase is to be her only alcaid.<br />And as I walk the halls of Life alone in my sorrow<br />and swim in the waters of the night with a silent song,<br />I can only hope for that elusive tomorrow<br />when she will see my song that says, &quot;I knew that I was wrong ...&quot;</p><p>As for now, what can I say that will tell a truth other than my words?<br />I do not know the other words.<br />Am I so wrong in my memories that she was truly without blame?<br />Was I so out of touch with her time that we merely missed a momentary word?<br />Yet still, when we see each other, there is the loss of <i>two</i> names,<br />and at least for me, the tears still strike that uneven chord.</p><p>As the waters of Time slowly draw me away from the depths of eternity,<br />I have garnered a mere little breath of what was held in sanctity.<br />Though I may know the folly of my past, I&#8216;d not change how Life was borne.<br />For if I change that past, it would not be me who made the choice,<br />and the rains might still yield another rose or another thorn.<br />The path traveled then will decide if I sing a song of sadness or rejoice.</p><p>In retrospect, there is the lingering of the times that have past<br />that have held the Truth and the Life  to the last.<br />For I  journeyed into what was essentially nothing<br />to call pure or hopeful to hold close within the soul,<br />only to return to the everything<br />that exists in the cool moon and warm sol.</p><p>To stand alone once again at the lake&#8216;s shore,<br />grasping for the chances, for less . . . for more.<br />She is gone from my life, her scent and sight,<br />forever to be the sweet memory<br />of the dawns after the night.<br />And only the thoughts to cherish in an infinity<br />is all that is left.<br />And a red rose.</p><address>written for H. N. R., <br />written by Jameson Stalanthas Yu,<br />completed on January 30, 1996</address></div>";

var msg2 = "<div class=&#34;layer&#34;><h1 class=&#34;title&#34;>A Midsummer&#8217;s Night Dream<br/>by William Shakespeare</h1><hr><hr><p>Thus die I, thus,thus, thus.</p><p>Now am I dead,</p><p>Now am I fled;</p><p>My soul is in the sky:Tongue, lose thy light</p><p>Moon, take thy flight:Now die, die, die, die, die.</p><hr><hr><p>Act V. </p><p>Scene I</p><p>Verse 5-11</p></div>";

var msg3 = "<div class=&#34;layer&#34;><h1 class=&#34;title&#34;>As Night Rose</h1><p>The night is ending now so deep<br />so thus dawn makes entrance on its throes.<br />At last the pale moon shall go to sleep<br />and the creatures of night will soon repose.<br />I walk amongst the misty glades<br />to find the Little Peoples&#8217; ways.<br />A Will-o-Wisp guides my steps &#8217;ere long,<br />for they answer the hidden song.</p><p align=&#34;right&#34;>Water divine in the earth feeds the spirit<br />as light for the forest past in immortal love.<br />It awakens within once again, light a lit,<br />tap into each and all spoken of.<br />United are the ideals with thee,<br />for all that exists hath continuity.<br />Grief returns to joyfulness,<br />and the longing with oneness.</p><p align=&#34;left&#34;>I seek the truth of the hidden sign,<br />I see darkened souls give way to sights of life.<br />Misty winds have my words for too long a time<br />and they take my thoughts to walk in strife.<br />I wander to the sides, while she stands divine,<br />and my voice speaks in verse, hidden in my mind.<br />Where will they fall, my words I impart?<br />To deaf ears or to closed hearts?</p><p align=&#34;right&#34;>Dream the scent of love that lingers<br />ever so faint, yet so definite in avatar.<br />The feeling, the inspired, the hope it brings her,<br />a whisper of wind will send it afar.<br />To her spirit that houses the seed<br />I found the dryad and I found my need.<br />Yet I knew not how to entreat her love to stay,<br />the spirit confused, her fears thus hale me estray.</p><p align=&#34;left&#34;>She is gone, and me without eyes,<br />I shall stumble through the woods for long.<br />Blindly I walk alone in darkened skies,<br />for near and far I hear the song.<br />Where has my search taken me?<br />Where must its life be?<br />I know her voice in the infinity,<br />yet she speaks not yet of the mystics sanctity.</p><p align=&#34;right&#34;>&#34;Innocence and purity, thee must bid thy time,&#34;<br />in the forest I run fore fast to leap<br />to catch a glimpse of your self in time sublime.<br />By the pond, at waters edge you are asleep.<br />&#34;Stand true,&#34; my soul cries out,<br />&#34;with gentleness and love.&#34; my soul cries out.<br />Yet now I am at a loss, now I am mute to know,<br />silent to discern my ebbing flow.</p><p align=&#34;left&#34;>Whisper and wind, spirit and sol,<br />the centuries are running through the night.<br />I stand alone again at the edge, I must thole<br />the silence to surround my body tight.<br />Shall she dance to the song?<br />Shall she dance forever long?<br />The music is soft to my mind within the cool glen<br />yet accents speak of truth amongst brethren.</p><p align=&#34;right&#34;>With enticement and beauty held throughout,<br />she is a light in a darkness of my life unsaid.<br />The spirits and songs stand by as I reach out,<br />without a voice, my hand is bled.<br />Sweet, sweet scent is it there<br />sweet, sweet sight is to bear.<br />&#34;My hand to be healed if words spread anew,<br />my soul to rebirth if we not bid adieu.&#34;</p><p align=&#34;left&#34;>In the Lady&#8217;s hands, the ancient runes of past,<br />and she draws new ones in the skies.<br />Seasons of ages have held her soul in lock fast<br />to keep the spirit from knowing unfettered emprise.<br />The dryad emerges from within, as she grows to be old<br />and I seize her hands with my soul.<br />Pure as a drop, I can hear the words in the winter,<br />I say, &#34;Thou are true, yet always remember ...&#34;</p><p align=&#34;right&#34;>With the Ladys&#8217; kiss, I shall stay forever<br />Soft to the touch, a feathers&#8217; caress of its deepest shades.<br />Love is close to the souls, of sweet taste is the lover<br />it made an incarnate of beauty to bloom within the glades.<br />&#34;As thine night grows near deep in hue<br />the shadows will embrace the true<br />forever fresh and eternally new in quiet repose.<br />A whisper of air, and a scent of rose.&#34;</p><address>For H. N. R., shade and sweet water,<br />love Jameson Stalanthas Yu,<br />completed on December 14, 1993</address></div>";

var msg4 = "<div class=&#34;layer&#34;><h1 class=&#34;title&#34;>A Walk in the Park</h1><p>She cries there alone at night,<br />softly so no one hears.<br />No one hears her tears falling to the earth<br />except the gods in heaven and the demons in hell.<br />But we know the tears,<br />of those who find the shadows of life.</p><p></p><p><i>&#34;You look like a woman&#34;</i><br /><i>&#34;I&#8217;ll never forget you&#34;</i><br /><i>&#34;So beautiful&#34;</i><br /><i>&#34;Wait . . . no&#34;</i><br /><i>&#34;I love you&#34;</i><br /><i>&#34;Please, no . . . &#34;</i><br /><i>&#34;Wait, you&#8217;re so pretty&#34;</i><br /><i>&#34;No!&#34;</i><br /><i>&#34;Quiet . . . shut up!&#34;</i><br /><i>&#34;No!&#34;</i><br /><i>&#34; . . . &#34;</i><br /><i>&#34;No! Please!&#34;</i><br /><i>&#34; . . . &#34;</i><br /><i>&#34;No!&#34;</i><br /><i>&#34; . . . &#34;</i><br /><i>&#34; . . . &#34;</i></p><p></p><p>Out of the shadows come the watchers,<br />seeing all the world through darkened eyes.<br />But then what do they say?<br />Then comes the next ending.<br />Silence<br />Silence.</p><p>She sits there by the light,<br />afraid of the dark.<br />She sits still,<br />until I come by, with her mother.<br />&#34;I&#8217;m sorry baby, I should have . . . I don&#8217;t know what.&#34;<br />&#34;Oh mom . . .&#34;<br />&#34;Baby . . .&#34;</p><p></p><p><i>&#34;. . . Hello ma&#8217;am, sir . . .</i><br /><i>It&#8217;s not your fault,</i><br /><i>what had happened.</i><br /><i>Unfortunately this happens to children all over.</i><br /><i>Witnesses say that they were seen,</i><br /><i> many times together before.</i><br /><i>There was no forced entry,</i><br /><i>. . . there was no evidence.</i><br /><i>I&#8217;m sorry, there&#8217;s nothing to take to court . . . .&#34;</i></p><p></p><p>There&#8217;s nothing they can do<br />to help, they tell you.<br />But that&#8217;s not good enough for you.<br />That&#8217;s just not good enough for you.<br />Silence<br />Silence.</p><p>Hidden behind the veneer of reason in the human,<br />are the dark passions in search of release<br />of the anger and frustration and creativity from the ages.<br />The animalistic need to hunt the prey,<br />to search,<br />to scent,<br />to find . . .</p><p>To fight,<br />to beat,<br />to kill,<br />to rend,<br />to tear . . .</p><p>Only erratic thuds, of flesh against flesh.<br />Then it is silent,<br />except for the steady drip . . . drip . . . <br />in the distance . . . <br />silence.<br />Silence.</p><p>But she just sits there,<br />alone in the dark,<br />silently crying,<br />gently holding herself,<br />softly<br />softly<br />softly</p><address>by Jameson Stalanthas Yu,<br />completed on December 17, 1995</address></div>";

var msg5 = "<div class=&#34;layer&#34;><h1 class=&#34;title&#34;>Behold the Love</h1><p>With an orb of vision, I see her. The<br />lights reflect off the soft face of beauty.<br />Her eyes have the glow of moonlight that can<br />illuminate the saddest regions of<br />my heart. The image of her unparalleled<br />likeness heightens my love for her each time<br />I cast my eyes upon her. The sol is<br />but a figurehead of what is really<br />the life light of my world, for without her,<br />my time would be dark and for no meaning.<br />She is softer than the clouds and with more<br />grace than space winds. Gliding through the waters,<br />a dolphin, her golden hair reflecting<br />smooth blue-green waterfalls. Her smile is the<br />sign of spring after a lonely winter,<br />the kind that brings life to that which was dead.<br />In her delicate and satiny hands,<br />she holds the key to my heart, she just has<br />to grasp the hands of love. She lives now, but<br />was then and forever shall be, my love.</p><address>Jameson Stalanthas Yu,<br />completed on October 1, 1988</address></div>";

var msg6 = "<div class=&#34;layer&#34;><h1 class=&#34;title&#34;>Be Nighted</h1><p>I walked into Night&#8217;s land<br />where she took me upon her pale hand.<br />Of the dark robed lady night,<br />she carried me into true sight,<br />with many chambers in the unending hold<br />and only with her grace could I gain foothold.<br />One room had the madness,<br />another held the sadness,<br />ones with pain torn,<br />others of shame borne.</p><p>&#34;I cannot see you my Lady from where I stand<br />you have misguided me in entering your land.<br />Where are your hands so soft and alight?<br />These hands are hard with their unyielding might.<br />This is not the sight of what I was told,<br />your promise of freedom for me, and of my soul.<br />For I see not any wonders of the nightness,<br />only these desperate scenes of nightless.<br />This is an untrue, a falsity in the highest form,<br />it is an unvirtue, likened to the unborn.&#34;</p><p>Then there was a sparkle from a pale blue brand,<br />it pierced my eyes, granting me a new hand.<br />There was a voice who spoke with respite,<br />&#34;Entered my home, yet you lent the sight,<br />into a darkness, you walked through a mold<br />but not what I bestowed upon you pure and bold.<br />Pure flames, sweet waters, firm earths and cool airs in oneness <br />these are my gifts which you distorted to another falseness.<br />Follow my path that is before your eyes so worn,<br />look beyond the falseness and untrue of elements shorn.&#34;</p><p>Then as I entered with the pale blue brand,<br />I saw behind me the traveled land.<br />It was my own anger, my hurt, my pain and fight,<br />for I mistook my life and the Night as in unite.<br />She was not the cold or wrong evil being of old<br />but comforting and warm, soothing and newfold.<br />As I left for her true home with the light in the darkness,<br />I knew Night was like Day, the essence needed for all existence.<br />Like Life was to Death, all had their gifts to adorn<br />experiences in fire and water, earth and air to be born.</p><address>Jameson Stalanthas Yu<br />completed on February 1, 1994</address></div>";

var msg7 = "<div class=&#34;layer&#34;><h1 class=&#34;title&#34;>Can You Hear Me?</h1><p align=&#34;center&#34;>Sleep my dear, sleep</p><p>I know my love, I already know<br />Close your eyes my dear, fall asleep<br />Softly now,<br />softly now it comes<br />Silken darkness breathes so softly<br />Sleep, now sleep<br />I am here, now you can sleep at peace</p><p>I know my love, I have always known<br />Open your mind my dear, feel the dreams<br />Gently now,<br />gently now take hold<br />Gather your hopes garbed so gently<br />Dream, now dream<br />I am here, now you can dream at peace</p><p>I know my love, I will always know<br />I&#8217;ll hold you tight my dear, my lady love<br />Slowly now,<br />slowly now you&#8217;ll go<br />The rhythmic sounds stills sweetness slowly<br />Softly, now gently<br />I am here, I will always be here</p><p align=&#34;center&#34;>Wake soon my love, wake soon</p><address>Jameson Stalanthas Yu,<br />completed on February 13, 1995</address></div>";

var msg8 = "<div class=&#34;layer&#34;><h1 class=&#34;title&#34;>Cathedral</h1><p>As I enter the cathedral from the main causeway,<br />I give pause to the architecture that I can see, what I can sense.<br />No longer does the world give me sight to my eyes,<br />for I was blind for all of the ages of man.<br />Yet I could see, from the stars eternally above,<br />to the earth infinitely below-<br />all the glory of the true world.<br />In the beauty of the sound of nature,<br />to the wondrous scents of the players abound in it.</p><p>I can see the walls of the building as I stand, <br />where the angels sing to the gods, <br />where the faithful call to the highs above.<br />In the glory of the gods, the house, the temple, and the church<br />fall to the earth as the voices give rise in silence. <br />For all the fullness and the richness of the spoken word<br />pales in the inexplicable beauty that is known,<br />of what must be the silence before the rapture.<br />Time lingers on as the eyes turn heavenward in joy.</p><p>Slowly, ever so gently, the light thickens among the trees,<br />the waters deepen in hue of blue,<br />and the wind picks up the freshest scent of life.<br />Eagerly I hold my heart and soul still for the calling,<br />as I pray that I can stay for the Becoming.<br />All of life falls into place as the corporeal joins the spiritual;<br />all of death rises into place as the unending joins the ended.<br />Slowly, ever so gently, the silence merges with the sound,<br />a note of pure love that grasps everything and everyone that exists.</p><p>Now, on the cue of the hawk that flies,<br />the airs break free of the restrictions placed by man.<br />The channels and the locks are broken as the cacophony drowns out the works.<br />Now, on cue from the dolphin that swims,<br />the oceans break free of the captures placed by man.<br />The tunnels and hewn-floes are collapsed as the din approaches crescendo<br />Now, on cue from the wolf that runs,<br />the forest breaks free of the barriers held by man.<br />The walls and the blockades are toppled as the racket nears ecstasy.</p><p>Every essence in my body flies into the maelstrom of the fury<br />to extoll in the virtues of the natural unleashed.<br />No dreams are too beautiful, nor a nightmare too harsh,<br />to hold the comparison of the passions I feel right now.<br />My voice cries out in song as my body dances to the music<br />of the rapture time and time again until eternity arises.<br />The waterfalls carry the love through its fjord,<br />to bring the air the sharp breathe of life, <br />only to have the earth capture and unfold it to the infinity.</p><p>Softly, the ripples of the waters falling slowly solidify into regal columns, <br />the airs abound gently around my body to a quiescent standstill,<br />and the earth meets earth to close up the rifts.<br />Music that was not audible courses gradually through the dead stone,<br />quietly and gently, to ease its way back to the source.<br />Light that could not be seen fades softly into the woodwork,<br />delicately and serenely merging into the dusky solemnness.<br />The aura of rapture lingers ever so faintly for a span,<br />until the masses fall upon the timepiece to start life once more.</p><p>I am there alone again, in the near quiet as I stand by the archway.<br />Nothing but the darkness again in my vision as others walk past.<br />I am silently thinking, wondering of the dreams that are held dear,<br />of the hopes that walk in hand with the disasters of truth.<br />Where shall I enter the raw cathedral again?<br />At what point will I welcome it from the other once more?<br />To love with the rapture of the untouchable worlds,<br />of the purity that was, is now, and forever shall be - is only <i>natural</i>.<br />Only time will show me in this darkness that I walk in.</p><address>Jameson Stalanthas Yu,<br />completed on January 25, 1995</address></div>";

var msg9 = "<div class=&#34;layer&#34;><h1 class=&#34;title&#34;>Closure </h1> <p> -Fading, fading echo, </p><p align=&#34;center&#34;>      Hope against hope I must say to my friends<br />      as I gather up the frayed and loosed skeins.<br />      The closure has told me to signal the ends<br />      of the would-be futures as you might know. </p><p> -Fading, fading echo, </p><p align=&#34;center&#34;>      I saw you sit there by yourself my love<br />      as I walked away from you with rancor.<br />      You saw me laugh in silence long enough<br />      to know that I never really loved you. </p><p> -Fading, fading echo, </p><p align=&#34;center&#34;>     Dream no longer my dear, dear enemies<br />     of a noble battle over your foe.<br />     For I have sawn your arms, broken your knees,<br />     and I shall laugh at your shame as you bleed. </p><p> -Fading, fading echo,<br /> </p><p align=&#34;center&#34;>     Silence your foolish words my ancient ones,<br />     for I will hear your teachings no longer.<br />     End your tirade as I denounce your suns.<br />     I shall willingly die just to spite you. </p><p align=&#34;center&#34;> Fading . . . fading . . . echo . . . . </p><address>Jameson Stalanthas Yu,<br /> completed on January 25, 1995</address></div>";

var msg10 = "<div class=&#34;layer&#34;><h1 class=&#34;title&#34;>Darkened Lights</h1> <p> A resounding cry out from the darkness,<br /> a Genesis of Life.<br /> One swift breath, and the quiet laugh for love,<br /> the innocent child with a special beginning,<br /> an heir apparent of a noble line.<br /> One swift breath, and a single tear for love,<br /> a virtuous man with a special beginning.<br /> Two continents, with one life and one soul,<br /> and across the oceans, there sounded a death knell.<br /> First to be told, was the forbear of my own.<br /> It shall become<br /> a darkened light.</p><p>The source of a beautiful light,<br /> my first and only beloved.<br /> Her true day of exultation, four less than a score,<br /> it was to be the one sweetest of all.<br /> On her day of gifts, she prepares a new one,<br /> not for herself, but for her loved.<br /> Woven of my shades black, white and silver,<br /> with the golden symbols to show my own.<br /> Her spirit danced free, as she lay down to eternal dreams.<br /> Second one, of my love,was next to be spoken of.<br /> It shall become<br /> a darkened light. </p><p> A resounding cry into the darkness,<br /> a Revelation of Life.<br /> The true, everlasting forest primeval,<br /> the ancient call to the weapons-master,<br /> and the virtuous sovereign answer to the noble kind.<br /> An echo of a final battle, the very last one,<br /> lingers through the glistening leaves.<br /> The ancient blade of life, the Spectral,<br /> has finally found the dragons peace.<br /> The last death to be known, was the one called my own.<br /> It shall become<br /> a darkened light. </p><address>shade and sweet water my love,<br /> Jameson Stalanthas Yu,<br /> completed on October 31, 1991</address></div>";

var msg11 = "<div class=&#34;layer&#34;><h1 class=&#34;title&#34;>Dawn&#8217;s End</h1><p>Awaken to the break of a new day,<br />a day as when thine eyes became my sol.<br />So long ago, a time near forgotten,<br />if not for the darkened home of my soul.<br />The words needed to say, the words within,<br />of a love that was hidden from your sight.</p><p>So many times did thy beauty pass me,<br />and I then began my struggle, my fight,<br />of what to speak, that I truly loved thee.<br />That I loved your laugh, bright eyes, true smile.<br />Or your pure life spirit, lifting me so-<br />my soul could feel joy, if not for a while.</p><p>What was it I feared, so afraid to know?<br />One more day to try, just one final stance.<br />Grant me this wish, this dream before I die.<br />One last time to let her know, one last chance.<br />Allow this gift to pray for, so that I,<br />Awaken to the break of a new day.</p><address>Jameson Stalanthas Yu,<br />completed on March 30, 1992</address></div>";

var msg12 = "<div class=&#34;layer&#34;><h1 class=&#34;title&#34;>Dragon&#8217;s Love </h1><p>As the gold sparkles, and then streaks across a mid ebon sky,</p><p>Or a quiet murmuring of a light and smooth silver stream,</p><p>Or perchance the silent whispering of the unfulfilled dream.</p><p>With an orb of vision, you the beauty, are the winds - soar high.</p><p>The distant lands of forests, and strong surges of the cool sea,</p><p>Your essence, life, beauty - the sustenance of love, thus I breathe.</p><address>Jameson Stalanthas Yu,<br />completed on December 12, 1989</address></div>";

var msg13 = "<div class=&#34;layer&#34;><h1 class=&#34;title&#34;>Elements</h1><p>Tiny droplets of water</p><p>Falling to the earth.</p><p>It has quenched the fire</p><p>And is blown in the wind.</p><address>Jameson Stalanthas Yu,<br />completed on June 18, 1993</address></div>";

var msg14 = "<div class=&#34;layer&#34;><h1 class=&#34;title&#34;>Enter Battle Thus</h1><p>They grab thy swords to do thee battle in my name,<br />to the call to arms of the worldly game.<br />Where hath thine eyes to brought<br />the stones of war to fly overwrought?<br />I ask thee for thy truth my dear,<br />I ask thee now for thee to show thy fear.</p><p>My sons and daughters of old and new are in direct ascent<br />from the hail and the barrage thus bent.<br />To kill the love of their life before thee hath touched it.<br />To kill the life of their love before thee hath smutched it.<br />Damn thee for taking it so soon<br />from my hand and heart so soon!</p><p>I ask thee o&#8217; where is the justice?<br />Where can my light find a peace in this for us?<br />Never could this trial have spilled over to their time<br />when my battle was of thy hate and of mine!<br />Take it away from their anger at thee<br />and direct it again at me.</p><p>Thee gods hath been fair thus with my life,<br />granting me all my due praise and due strife.<br />To hold my children born and to see them die<br />at peace with their hearts in the sky,<br />no more could I ask from thee except this gift,<br />to let them not fight our fight so deft.</p><p>With each battle I take comes a peace at hand<br />to see the sky blue and earth&#8217;s green land.<br />I know the reason why I act so in thy call,<br />for I was born to raise the standard fall,<br />of might and magic and technology<br />to gather the deaths with their destiny.</p><p>Evil is afoot and I must fight.<br />My master bade me to be wary of the sight.<br />Oh my liege, thee knows not my truth of past,<br />the burdens of a boy born with the gift to kill at last.<br />I know I am your deliverance<br />as well as mine for the sins repentance.</p><p>To see the evil as it sees you in darkness,<br />it calls to you though it fears the righteous.<br />The greatest irony of Evil is that it inspires others to do Good<br />regardless of brother or sisterhood.<br />For we must join in concert to stop its overflow<br />of the balance that broke when the worlds opened so.</p><p>How can they ask me to battle you say?<br />What makes it my sin to take for the way?<br />What makes evil so disturbing is how silently it creeps upon you. <br />How, deep in all our hearts, there is something dark and true<br />that allows us to behave in ways never before possible thought or dreamed<br />for once you have bathed in the blood of evil, it can never be cleaned.</p><p>Do you realize why my heart is so lost to thee?<br />For I cannot feel anything any more to be.<br />Don&#8217;t you understand, that I must do<br />the fighting and the pain and the true?<br />And yet I would not want it any other way,<br />I must have it no other way.</p><p>If I am anything less than the cold steel blade<br />in both form and in function as a true made,<br />if I am anything less than that . . . fighter<br />then I have nothing else but the knowledge that I failed her.<br />I was her beloved, and should have been there.<br />I should have been there.</p><p>Thy name is War, to hold my sword forever.<br />Thy name is war, to spit on it forever.<br />And I shall fight so no other might.</p><address>Jameson Stalanthas Yu<br />completed on April 21, 1995</address></div>";

var msg15 = "<div class=&#34;layer&#34;><h1 class=&#34;title&#34;>Fading Echo </h1><p>Hello my dear, . . . I know you don&#8217;t hear me<br />Only a slight whisper is what comes out.<br />Lost in the oceans<br />Lost within the words<br />You were so fair to me, I never dreamed.<br />Reasons unknown, you were to be away<br />Open my new heart<br />Be a part of it.<br />I am afraid of what to say to you<br />Now I am at a loss, now I am mute<br />Shall I stay near now?<br />Or will you go far?<br />Now could be the time to be together.</p><address>for H. N. R.<br />Jameson Stalanthas Yu,<br />completed on September 15, 1993</address></div>";

var msg16 = "<div class=&#34;layer&#34;><h1 class=&#34;title&#34;>Figurine of the Lady</h1><p>She is a nature&#8217;s force that walks the world,<br />a lady of pure depth and insight.<br />Sense her heart, feel her love.<br />Know her earth, her air, her fire and her water.<br />my figurine of the Lady, feel her life everywhere.</p><p>She cups a crystal ball of light in her hands,<br />perfectly formed from the true mold of life,<br />tailored to hold my heart in her hands.<br />Her stand is so straight to sight,<br />her poise is a gift from the deities.</p><p>Sense her smile as she begins to laugh,<br />as her chest begins to breathe life to me.<br />In the distance, a light breeze forms,<br />caressing her hair to the lee.<br />Naked flowers adorn her nape to scent rose.</p><p>Borne from the forge, a tempered steel life.<br />She has the burning strength of the fire,<br />and bears her regality well to the night<br />when her orb glitters in the darkness.<br />Fierce flames glance out her soul to catch my love.</p><p>Watch as the lines of her contours move,<br />her sensuous body is a undulation of love in motion<br />She moves the world onward in her wake<br />and always closes in on your shore.<br />Waterfalls grace, life giving rains, and purity ascension.</p><p>My little moppet, you are divine.<br />I know not why I write of you,<br />or why you hold me so.<br />Though you are but a figurine of the Lady, I still dream.<br />You are my love, my essence, my soul.</p><address>Jameson Stalanthas Yu,<br />completed on February 25, 1995</address></div>";

var msg17 = "<div class=&#34;layer&#34;><h1 class=&#34;title&#34;>Flames</h1><p>Give me your hand and see</p><p>Do you see my spirit?</p><p>The glow of its eternal flame</p><p>A flame of my love to you?</p><p>Feel the name it holds</p><p>Breathe the essence it brings</p><p>Close the mind and hope</p><p>Our eternal joy shall burn forever</p><address>Jameson Stalanthas Yu,<br />completed on June 21, 1993</address></div>";

var msg18 = "<div class=&#34;layer&#34;><h1 class=&#34;title&#34;>For Peace</h1><p>Enter pure light,<br />enter new feast.<br />Enter sure light,<br />enter true peace.</p><p>Every morn begins with her vow:<br />Enter pure light,<br />enter new feast,<br />enter love now.</p><p>Every eve begins with her dream:<br />Enter sure light,<br />enter true peace,<br />enter moonbeam.</p><p>My newborn child is here for you,<br />never aging, always anew.<br />Hear her grand joy,<br />feel her sweet coy.</p><p>Borne by the rainbows, she glides near,<br />taking in all sights, dropping tears.<br />&#34;Why must you fight?<br />it can&#8217;t be right.&#34;</p><p>&#34;Do you hear those songs from soft youth?<br />Do you know those words in my truth?<br />Calm thy anger, rough return smooth.<br />Bring a life chance.&#34;</p><p>&#34;My love gives hope, without reprove.<br />The peace is long in time till soothed<br />and the hurt is ever removed.<br />Give me a chance.&#34;</p><p>Enter ways I see the pure light;<br />enter those to dine a new feast;<br />enter loves who see a sure light;<br />enter my spirits of true peace.</p><address>Jameson Stalanthas Yu,<br />completed on January 6, 1994</address></div>";

var msg19 = "<div class=&#34;layer&#34;><h1 class=&#34;title&#34;>Freely Given</h1><p>Unfettered birds fly though the skies<br /> with their joyous cries-<br /> or saddened tears so soft and sublime.<br /> Look to the sun in awed surprise<br /> as you gaze upon your soul in its pure design.<br />  Remember the light, remember the sound.<br /> Remember a friends love, limits unbound.<br /> For if all of Beauty is to the beholder<br /> I would hold you next to no other.<br />  A drop of water falls from the sky<br /> borne by the winds on high.<br /> He feeds the earth as the flowers shall drink<br /> then he rises up again by the circular pyre<br /> to fall again with his cousin&#8217;s lighting link.<br />  Remember the child&#8217;s drum: Ba-rum-pa-dum-dum<br /> who plays for the angels and you as one.<br /> For if Hope and Joy are found within you<br /> then may love as waters of life to imbue.<br />  Cherish you past true<br /> and yearn for tomorrow&#8217;s new.<br /> Yet always live the &#34;now&#34; forever<br /> for &#34;now&#34; is how I will remember you.<br /> Agrappare la vita!  </p><address> written for R.G.,<br /> Jameson Stalanthas Yu,<br /> August 3, 1994 <br /> </address></div>";

var msg20 = "<div class=&#34;layer&#34;><h1 class=&#34;title&#34;>Heavenly Lady</h1><p>Heavenly Lady, you hold open the way<br /> with the paths of warmth you lay.<br /> I greet thee for thy love of life<br /> and the joys in of loving wife.<br /> She has borne me a sun-child<br /> as a gift from thee, nature&#8217;s wild.<br /> Tempered steel is her character&#8217;s strong,<br /> to heal my sins of the past long.<br /> Thank thee for this gift of joy,<br /> the laughter and tears of sweet coy.<br /> Thank thee for this gift of love,<br /> a daughter, eagle fierce and caring dove. </p><p> Heavenly Lady, you hold open the way<br /> with the paths of warmth you lay.<br /> I love thee for the gifts you endowed,<br /> the grand achievements you allowed.<br /> Our sun-child is of knowledge and love<br /> with her steeled resolve in its satin glove.<br /> Though my wife is at dusk and I am as her,<br /> we shall live and die in love, together.<br /> Can you feel the love tonight?<br /> We shall walk along thy sisters&#8217; moonlight.<br /> Oh heavenly Lady, I am joyous with glee,<br /> that thou are with my wife and me. </p><p> Heavenly Lady, you hold open the way<br /> with the paths of warmth you lay.<br /> At last we shall meet thee,<br /> for our time must end ultimately.<br /> Of life and love you have given to us,<br /> we give hope and joy to our homes exodus.<br /> No sorrow shall our passing behold<br /> for we are ready for a new journey to unfold.<br /> Our story is complete, as our sun-child is of age,<br /> for she shall be a worthy artisan and intricate sage.<br /> Greet her loves as you have done for me<br /> for she shall be true and forever of life, and of thee. </p><address>Jameson Stalanthas Yu,<br /> completed on August 29, 1994</address></div>";

var msg21 = "<div class=&#34;layer&#34;><h1 class=&#34;title&#34;>Hesitate the End</h1><p>The leaves were glistened with dew.</p><p>As she stood there, I was slowly dying.</p><p>Why didn't she come?</p><p>Why does she hesitate?</p><p>I see her looking, her eyes afire.</p><p>Yes, I know it now.</p><p>She doesn't love me.</p><p>The leaves were glistened with dew.</p><p>As she stood there, I was slowly dying.</p><address>Jameson Stalanthas Yu<br />completed on December 2, 1993</address></div>";

var msg22 = "<div class=&#34;layer&#34;><h1 class=&#34;title&#34;>I Knew Her</h1><p>I knew Her,<br />I, without Her.</p><p>Guard Her, love Her,<br />Never let Her feel sadness.<br />Cherish Her laugh and laugh,<br />Cherish Her smile and smile.</p><p>When she must cry, comfort Her,<br />When she must hurt, heal Her.</p><p>She is a beautiful art to behold,<br />She is a beautiful song to be heard.<br />Hold Her dear, hold Her true,<br />Be faithful and earnest in love.</p><p>Love Her, . . . please love Her.</p><address>Jameson Stalanthas Yu<br />completed on May 12, 1994</address></div>";

var msg23 = "<div class=&#34;layer&#34;><h1 class=&#34;title&#34;>Irony</h1><p>She walks in paradise with the angels from heaven</p><p>The day begins in the dreary rain that patters upon his windowpane.<br />Its&#8217; rat-ta-tat-tat drums an incessant tune to my ears.<br />The weak sunlight is a sickly blue and pale white, spotted with red splotches.<br />An unvenial drop of urges and a sigh of despair call forth.<br />His sallow cheeks and pasty, sweaty skin fall to the ground.<br />A pale grey and a hazy sun grows into the scorching whiplash of a sauna.</p><p>&#34;Move out of my way fools!&#34;<br />&#34;Let it all go to waste, no loss!&#34;<br />&#34;Get out of here you invalids!&#34;<br />&#34;Ignorant, poor, rejects!&#34;<br />&#34;Drag your lazy asses out of my home!&#34;<br />&#34;Backstabing reprobates!&#34;<br />&#34;Dammit! Why do you always have to bother me?&#34;<br />&#34;I never wanted any of you to come here!&#34;<br />&#34;Idiots!&#34;<br />&#34;I don&#8217;t give a shit!&#34;<br />&#34;All of you are know-nothings and vagrants!&#34;<br />&#34;Self-righteous jerks!&#34;<br />&#34;Diseased indigents!&#34;<br />&#34;Conniving infidels!&#34;<br />&#34;Ask me if I care!&#34;<br />&#34;Loser!&#34;<br />&#34;STOP BOTHERING ME NOW!&#34;<br />&#34;DAMMIT!&#34;<br /><pre>&#34;     I     HATE     ALL     OF     YOU     !&#34;</pre></p><p>Clouds are gathering in the distance again.<br />The rain is returning to beat again on his forehead. <br />A weary mind is slowly pushing out stupid thoughts.<br />Push, push, push, drip, drip, drip.<br />The boring, dreary drumming wears away his will to do anything.<br />He&#8217;s just too tired to care anymore.<br />Just too tired.</p><p>And she walks in paradise with the angels in heaven</p><address>Jameson Stalanthas Yu,<br />completed April 13, 1996</address></div>";

var msg24 = "<div class=&#34;layer&#34;><h1 class=&#34;title&#34;>&#34;I thought maybe . . . &#34;</h1><p>Have you ever wondered what would become of us?<br />Of how the years could have ended thus?<br />In hearts and in beauty, my young Marie,<br />in chocolates and in chemistry,<br />you were there for me and I loved you.<br />. . . I still do.<br />Why would I say those words still?<br />Not ever to hurt you or impose my will.<br />I knew that you always wanted to be free,<br />I just wanted you to be free with me.</p><p>You asked me why did I love you once before<br />and I gave you no true answer to the lore.<br />I just watched my love pass you by,<br />and I just watched my words fail to try.<br />But fear not that it was a mere whim of thought,<br />a soothing saying from a mind tired and overwrought.<br />It was whenever we were close together<br />in jest of words with wit or when we worked the physics on a late-nighter<br />that I knew I would wait for you.<br />. . . I would do so again if you asked me to.</p><p>Through the insecurities and fears you spoke of,<br />I could never explain to you my love.<br />Through the hopes and dreams I spoke of,<br />I had tried to explain how I could love.<br />Yet you told me it could not be for any good<br />for you had your career and next step in adulthood.<br />You said that it was time for you to move on,<br />and that I would learn to live with you gone.<br />And I grew silent at the words you spoke<br />and hid my pain and tears with a well-timed choke.</p><p>&#34;Don&#8217;t my love. Don&#8217;t say a word.<br />I was alone all my life, as if it was preferred.<br />I pretended I liked it to be that way,<br />but there&#8217;s no use hiding behind that false play.<br />I was looking for someone to love.<br />But it can&#8217;t be helped, you don&#8217;t choose who you love.<br />You could search and search the world about<br />and not find joy till it was too late to be without.<br />There could be no love for me now, you said so,<br />but it can&#8217;t be denied that it hurts though.<br />Maybe it was best that you remained only my friend.<br />Since it was time for me to be alone again.&#34;</p><address>written for M.F.S.,<br />Jameson Stalanthas Yu,<br />completed on May 9, 1995</address></div>";

var msg25 = "<div class=&#34;layer&#34;><h1 class=&#34;title&#34;>I Will Always Remember You</h1><p>In a vast field that is a motley of the ends,<br />I walked to the home where you have been left to live.<br />The days since are forever longer in time<br />when you had crossed the fated line,<br />I will always remember you.</p><p>Witness the light as I stood by the stone,<br />a carefully cut block with its crafted edges.<br />With the shadows now crossing my heart,<br />and the silent words have been spoken to depart,<br />I will always remember you.</p><p>The soft winds have sung a tune sad<br />and the earth smells fresh in the damp.<br />I am brought to light of the times past<br />and the signs that would ever last,<br />I will always remember you.</p><p>It was when I was lost in thought<br />and you came to show me the way,<br />I accepted it without a word,<br />nor a kind thank you to be heard,<br />I will always remember you.</p><p>I remember the time when I was alone<br />and no one came to my side.<br />You would walk in silence and calm,<br />to hold my heart and palm,<br />I will always remember you.</p><p>When I was angry at the world and the ill fates,<br />when I would curse all that stood near me,<br />you would show me my hate in your eyes<br />and bring me down from the skies,<br />I will always remember you.</p><p>I would never understand why you stayed.<br />I would never realize why you always came.<br />And yet, there you were for my time,<br />and though I was blind then to your sign,<br />I will always remember you.</p><p>I was always thinking of others,<br />you were just a girl I knew.<br />You were my silent benefactor,<br />with your light smiles and gently laughter,<br />I will always remember you.</p><p>How do I feel now that you are gone?<br />It doesn&#8217;t feel like you are in a grand sacred place.<br />It just feels like you are just gone,<br />I miss you now that you are gone,<br />I will always remember you.</p><p>I run my hands upon the stone wall,<br />wondering if you are at peace,<br />wondering if I had made you proud,<br />if I could learn from the gifts you endowed,<br />I will always remember you.</p><p>Amongst these tombs of afterlife,<br />are the dreams of lovers that never were.<br />I was blind to the care before,<br />and I lost my chance once more,<br />I will always remember you.</p><address>Jameson Stalanthas Yu,<br />completed on April 14, 1994</address></div>";

var msg27 = "<div class=&#34;layer&#34;><h1 class=&#34;title&#34;>Memoirs I</h1><p>Kiss the sun once, feel its energy and love it for an eternity<br />You my love, beyond my life only in body, never in spirit<br />Love is pure, forever I shall be true to thee<br />At night times, the stars, as they in the sky, forever lit</p><p></p><p>Majestic forests smelling of dawn, glisten in the morning dew<br />Eve of timeless day, when all is quiet and calm<br />Reaching beneath the lake waters to grasp what only you knew<br />In kissing your soft lips, my mind is free from harm<br />Damp earth scents, sweet and warm, moist<br />Your smooth hands holding the butterfly in gentle caress<br />To call all the Little Peoples with your soft lilting voice<br />Hearing the sounds of nature answer you with a bless</p><p></p><p>Cool, swift winds soaring through the mountains<br />Ocean waves crashing upon the surf, a rhythmic sound of life<br />Rich and pure with spirits, the untamed, nurturing fens<br />Reading the signs in the sky, an unchaotic sight<br />In the midnight glades, ecstasy and love without end<br />Greeting the sol and orphic clouds, the hidden<br />All these I relive in my mind, my soul within<br />Never will it ever be as the same, not till my end</p><address>Jameson Stalanthas Yu<br />completed October 4, 1992 <br />Shade and Sweet Water, my love. <br />I will forever remember thee Kyla Meridyth Corrigan,<br />October 4, 1975 - October 4, 1991 </address></div>";

var msg28 = "<div class=&#34;layer&#34;><h1 class=&#34;title&#34;>Let Me Fly</h1><p>I look beyond and see not the sky<br />for there is a sun so much brighter,<br />a cloud so soft as to be like her<br />The light is so strong it blinds my eye<br />So strong it hurts, that I must close them</p><p>I am high up above, near my peak<br />Where are you my love, can you help me?<br />Where shall I go, what winds to find thee?<br />I glide in the sky, my wings are weak<br />My wings are so  very tired, I must close them</p><p>My body still trembles with your love<br />No senses will this mind need to have<br />Yet I go to you, I know your laugh<br />My carrier is gone, the white dove<br />I am here with you, forever close</p><address>Jameson Stalanthas Yu,<br />completed on August 25, 1993</address></div>";

var msg29 = "<div class=&#34;layer&#34;><h1 class=&#34;title&#34;>Life and Death</h1><p>In lightness and darkness,<br />in truthfulness and falsehoods. <br />The wise of the old, <br />the ingenuity of the youth. <br />Two answers where I seek one. <br />Shall I accept life or death?</p><p>I feel the pain and sorrow<br />in my never-ending youth. <br />Never a word, nary a sign. <br />Never can you know it, feel it, <br />for then comes the pity, or the taunt. <br />And I shall want neither.</p><p>Do not tell me of the books of old, of knowledge. <br />I have seen them, read them. <br />I have seen them used for the good<br />and for the evil, it untrue to all<br />Speak not of justice, the truth, <br />For my life has been so long without both.</p><p>&#34;You have it all together... <br />so calm so centered...&#34; <br />I have made liars out of all of you, <br />I have carried so much hurt in my heart. <br />Well, cut me and I will bleed, <br />and so many have wielded the knife.</p><p>Foolish for me, to die as such. <br />Not battling some enemy without, <br />but a fiercer foe within my self. <br />A fate so fitting for one such as I<br />To risk all for the humanity of others, <br />only to be lost without my own. <br />I shall turn to asleep, forever more.</p><p>I would cry in rage<br />or cry in grief, <br />but the pain will embrace me, <br />embrace me like a fond memory. <br />It will hide all my sadness, <br />my life and love, my dream, my child, <br />I have lost so much already. </p><p>Stop I say! <br />Stop telling me how I feel! <br />Stop telling me what I know! <br />I shall be the being I am, <br />no more..., no less... <br />Stop... please stop.</p><p>I looked for the light and darkness, <br />and saw the true and the false. <br />So many to know and learn, <br />so little time. <br />So little time inded. <br />I shall have at least my faith, my hope, <br />in what I trust in spirit and soul. <br />Two shall become one, as all should be, <br />I shall accept life and death.</p><address>Jameson Stalanthas Yu,<br />completed on August 3, 1993</address></div>";

var msg30 = "<div class=&#34;layer&#34;><h1 class=&#34;title&#34;>Listen My Child</h1><p>My young child, who has lived in my heart,<br />listen to the words that I must depart.<br />My soul that is instilled with your loving glance<br />must reveal a shrouded tale of forlorn chance.<br />In years past that you never knew of,<br />there was another child to which I loved.<br />She was a youth that grew of my loins and your mother<br />my true firstborn, a gift from the gods like no other.<br />This child who was your sister was an angel<br />who stepped on high to draw me from hell.</p><p>Can you understand my pain, my hurt?<br />With her story is my shame ever in the dirt.<br />The memories that abide in my mind<br />grow strong now at the end of my time.<br />Of times when I was misguided in my fevers,<br />of the times when I ran to the gamut with the reavers.<br />Your mother was my only shining light to see<br />as I wandered in the darkness to be.<br />My only light to see in the darkness<br />in which I joined together in wedding bliss.</p><p>I cannot ever explain why I still lived for the gamut in all,<br />it was what I thought to keep my name in me immortal.<br />Misguided thoughts of misguided intentions grew<br />to a frightening propensity beyond the sky blue.<br />Into the heavens I had battled the darkness of evil<br />till all other thoughts were inconsequential.<br />Of single purpose to achieve my goal in life,<br />it was simple for my skills to take on the coming strife<br />To bring down the false mighty ones<br />to stop the violence in war . . . the violent suns.</p><p>Of one body and of one mind in musical concert<br />I had too many battles to avert.<br />&#34;For the greater good,&#34; I rallied my as cry,<br />&#34;for the balance of life in good and in evil to the heavens sky.&#34;<br />Hollow words now that I pause to reflect,<br />for my wife, my child I had did neglect.<br />For my loves were safe were they not?<br />They would not try to live my life battle fraught?<br />Oh how little did I know my spirit in their sight<br />how belittling did I ascribe to my loves courageous light</p><p>If I knew then what I know now, of the worlds I journey to,<br />of my first daughter and wife, I never knew<br />She told me not to go, your mother did plea<br />but I was adamant in my purpose and destiny.<br />As I walked away to my new fight<br />had I glanced back once, I would have seen the sight.<br />It was your birth I missed, of you my young child,<br />it was her love I missed, in you my young child,<br />as my firstborn daughter and wife drew up my arms<br />while they laid you down from their own arms.</p><p>Oh gods . . . they were amazing to behold,<br />in observing my stance and forms, they knew how to hold.<br />True skills learned from the masters&#8217; own thought,<br />they danced along beside me in my battle caught.<br />&#34;My family, oh joys of joys, we are together at last in my dream,<br />we would battle evil together with the energies esteemed.&#34;<br />My mind was elated and though misknown to my heart&#8217;s deep<br />for my battle was my destiny, but not theirs to also keep.<br />Oh fateful days when ones love of métier takes the love of life<br />for on that day that they came, I lost my daughter and wife.</p><p>I was born for the trials, to swim alone the oceans crash<br />but any others would be swept away in the responding splash<br />The arrows flew and the swords were swung a blast<br />and my body was moving in and out so fast.<br />Enemies abound all around us, and the powers roar for blood<br />Bows appear afar from me, ready to unleash their flood.<br />My daughter leaps up high to catch their flight<br />and then saves my life with her light.<br />Fallen to the earth, the archers flee the sounds<br />of pain and anguish I release that now rebound.</p><p>Unknown fear and sadness grip me as I cry,<br />while mother of you both now holds both ground and sky.<br />One fateless swing takes her too far from me<br />and the pain doubles and grows endlessly.<br />The carnage to flourish upon this day as I lay seeds to soil<br />the blood to run freely as I finally end this toil.<br />Your mother, ever faint as the light becomes dim,<br />whispers soft words of love and purpose, of our tree with its new limb. <br />She whispered your name to my spirit and her final plea,<br />to hold true forever pure, as you live in the eternity.</p><p>&#34;Keep the peace with her, love her as thou loved us,<br />in the infinity, keep the trials secret, in trust.<br />Never let her know of these battles, never let her know the harsh pain,<br />she shall signal a new reign among us, after we are finally lain<br />to rest for the great beyond to be.<br />Do this please for me.&#34;<br />She said these words in sadness, and more to hear,<br />but when she finished, she died in love, in peace with no fear.<br />For she knew the battles were over, they were truly complete<br />and never would the arrows fly, never would the swords meet.</p><p>Listen my child, why I tell you this tale held so dear,<br />for I have broken my vows to your mother as I grow near.<br />I lay on this bed, old but alive, for the final battle has come to an end.<br />My life is fading, and I pass the light of love to ascend. <br />Death was a being whom I have known for endless days,<br />and I fought hard and long to beat her ways.<br />I have watched you grow from baby to woman through the years<br />and laughed and cried with you in happiness and in tears.<br />I love you my child, and can not leave you yet<br />for my life before you must be seen, least you forget.</p><p>In the study, underneath the mithril board of chess, <br />lies a mithril chest for you, with the visions of the past bless.<br />Hold these dear, to see the truth for what its deed.<br />Remember the past in times of joy and in times of need.<br />Remember your dear mother who bore you,<br />and your angel sister who cuddled you.<br />They loved you as a sister and a mother should,<br />and they would have loved you in family if I understood.<br />My young daughter who cries so softly at my bed<br />I love thee so much, forgive my life unsaid.</p><address>Jameson Stalanthas Yu,<br />completed on November 25, 1994</address></div>";

var msg31 = "<div class=&#34;layer&#34;><h1 class=&#34;title&#34;>Man in the Mirror</h1><p>I walk up to the altar once again,<br />it is quiet for this old day.<br />Beyond the altar, upon the window&#8217;s barbican,<br />is a catch of the sun&#8217;s ray.</p><p>What draws me to the windows way?<br />I wander near to see a sight<br />outside this room of pray.<br />I want to clear this air with light.</p><p>As I walk up, I see all white.<br />No color, nor shades; no chorus, nor sound.<br />My spirit jumps as if in flight<br />and I stand there looking twice round.</p><p>My feet are on firm ground,<br />yet the window is now in ascent,<br />replaced by a mirror that bears a frown,<br />it holds a man angry with my presence.</p><p>He stands alone, as a phoenix on a crescent,<br />regal in stature, yet he wears it unfit.<br />A false sense of goodness in effervescence<br />is hidden in his pale torch a lit.</p><p>I watch the flickering torch a lit<br />and raise my own beacon flame.<br />It is stronger and purer a lit,<br />yet its equal in shape and form as his flame.</p><p>&#34;What is the reason that you came?&#34;<br />was his question to me,<br />&#34;You mock my being with your game,<br />you act and play in life without continuity.&#34;</p><p>&#34;It is a farce and a pity<br />that you must be here at all<br />when I should lead, it must be me.&#34;<br />he spoke with drawl.</p><p>I tried to leave least I fall,<br />but I was locked in arms with thought.<br />He grinned maliciously and slammed me to the wall,<br />I tried to escape,  as I screamed and  I fought.</p><p>But to no avail, my spirit gone, I was caught.<br />&#34;You must stop and die,&#34; he whispered in my ear,<br />&#34;it is too long a wait for what I sought,<br />and I will take your place here.&#34;</p><p>&#34;Look at yourself, so weak and crippled with fear,<br />and your crutch of morality is false and wrong<br />for you existed in my worlds, with my veneer.<br />Now I can be free and sing my own true song.&#34;</p><p>I was silent at his words for long,<br />too distraught to make any sense.<br />Yet I knew that his way was wrong,<br />my body would return to its pure essence.</p><p>&#34;Here I am,&#34; I called out my presence,<br />&#34;and here I will stay now and forever.<br />You were there in rule for a convenience<br />but you cannot control for long ever.&#34;</p><p>&#34;I see you as you are in your fervor,<br />O&#8217; spiteful one of pain and hate,<br />you shan&#8217;t take this world, or my life neither.<br />I shall thrust you back to your fate!&#34;</p><p>With those words, I struck true and great,<br />my fist to shatter the mirror with determination.<br />I struck fast and hard, not with hesitate,<br />least he try more deceitful machinations.</p><p>Yet alas my plan did not reach fruition,<br />he stood there now solid as I,<br />his glint in his eye showing great elation<br />-and now desperate fear gleamed in my eye.</p><p>A crack of thunder, and a darkened sky,<br />I glance around to see shadows chase light away.<br />The silent wind blew near high<br />and I was quickly losing time in the day.</p><p>Here I fell, as my sight lost its pure way,<br />fear and despair, anger and pain grew tall.<br />I was lost again, there as I lay<br />to his words of mocking me during my fall.</p><p>&#34;And you thought you could break through it all,<br />to win with the force of your body.<br />You stupid fool of life, there was no wall!<br />Just a dream fabricated by you own petty vanity.&#34;</p><p>&#34;I have and always will be in the continuity,<br />you&#8217;ve just held me back from ever growing.<br />I am eternal as you are in the infinity,<br />and I shall be victor for the showing.&#34;</p><p>&#34;It will be my rule that attains knowing,<br />not your weak-willed heart with its disease<br />of hope and caring, of wishing and helping.<br />Because of those lies shall I always win with ease!&#34;</p><p>&#34;Pitiful human who sits underneath the flowering trees,<br />I am the stark winter blizzard!<br />I am the fierce wind which brings you to your knees!<br />I am the broken blades cutting shard!&#34;</p><p>&#34;The drought which kills even the hardy lizard,<br />I reach into the verdant country home<br />to starve the poor child&#8217;s&#8217; gizzard<br />as I call out my rats to roam!&#34;</p><p>&#34;Look at me now, forget these trappings I had worn;<br />look upon me now &#34;pure&#34; and &#34;strong&#34;;<br />look at the destruction I have sown;<br />look as you wish, I will rule for long.&#34;</p><p>My heart was heavy and without song<br />as I looked around my world as I would.<br />Dreams of love all gone, my lifelong,<br />nothing was safe nor impervious, nothing withstood.</p><p>I felt no joy as I watched what I could,<br />the world is dying, all around me it fell<br />and nothing remained as it should.<br />I had begun the birth of hell.</p><p>I should have known how to foretell<br />these plagues before they came true<br />I should have done what was right to quell<br />this raging fire through.</p><p>In retrospect, I had gained a review<br />of what I did wrong to bring about this skull.<br />It was my path to fight, of how to subdue<br />this demon of mine that marked the pinnacle.</p><p>When sages in futures to come ever chronicle<br />these days of death after the great diverge,<br />they shall know then how to overcome my obstacle,<br />to fight their own demons&#8217; sinister urge.</p><p>&#34;Curse my name if you ever wish to immerge,<br />for I followed a false path to my err.<br />Curse my name when you speak my dirge,<br />I am the harbinger, the enlightener, the sophister.&#34;</p><p>&#34;As I now enter Truth as a foreigner,<br />I see my life in a verse.<br />To speak it out thus with a chronicler,<br />&#8217;Your spirit, it is your salvation-or it is your curse&#8217;&#34;</p><address>Jameson Stalanthas Yu,<br />completed on March 11, 1994</address></div>";

var msg32 = "<div class=&#34;layer&#34;><h1 class=&#34;title&#34;>My Liege</h1><p>I. Night has ended, dawn is now approaching<br />All the children rise up to the new light<br />Now at last I close eyes,<br />as the morning sun arise.</p><p>Sounds of nature in the misty singing<br />hail the sunshine as it ends the old night.<br />Watch now the pale skies blue<br />and clouds within change hue.</p><p>I wish to stay alight, to feel its sight.<br />Yet I must stay dark, to roam in moonlight.</p><p>II. All my times are spent in the darkness,<br />to work my dreams in its dark folds unknown.<br />-Forever not to be<br />in the lights pure beauty.</p><p>I wander, go forth in the soft darkness,<br />my hopes to guide my soul, I am alone.<br />With old thoughts on old times,<br />she&#8217;s always on my mind.</p><p>She dwelled in the palace, sat by the throne,<br />before I fought her king, sundered her home.</p><p>III. From the land of ancients, I had emerged<br />to find love in distant lands, unknown seas.<br />&#34;Journey onward, know life,<br />journey further - be Life.&#34;</p><p>I crossed the old lands till new oceans surged<br />where scents of life lingered pure on the breeze.<br />Rest here now, journey&#8217;s end.<br />Stay on high, in heaven.</p><p>Looked in fountains and fires, lands and lees<br />for elements I loved in my past needs.</p><p>IV. Smooth and graceful, she dances to caress,<br />Burning pure and strong with a pure life of love.<br />Cool drops to quench my thirst;<br />High suns to joy immersed.</p><p>The tempered steel of strength will serve and bless<br />with a sweet breath of laughter and of love.<br />Firm yet gentle, life in land;<br />Light with soul, song at hand.</p><p>She was the lady I had spoken of,<br />she was the angel who took me above.</p><p>V. Daughter of a king and an ancient one,<br />she plays the sky with its mystic essence.<br />Forever innocent,<br />all life be in ascent.</p><p>Though mother gone before youth was done,<br />Angel knew no sorrow by ignorance.<br />The king betrayed his wife<br />with necromantic life.</p><p>His castle in life built with false defense,<br />his soul is lost, without hope of penance.</p><p>VI. An evil call to the demon darklings<br />with a blood sacrifice to appease them.<br />&#34;Hear my chant O&#8217; Dark Ones,<br />grant me the pure dark suns!&#34;</p><p>This I heard, when I saw the red lightning.<br />This I tasted, when I smelled the brethren.<br />Agony I feel in the pain<br />at the battle ordained.</p><p>Ancient enemies fight now unhidden<br />the energies lash, forces unbidden.</p><p>VII. &#34;Oh Gods and Goddesses of the heavens!<br />Why must this man bring an end to my peace?&#34;<br />Fateful duty binds me<br />to fall the sovereignty.</p><p>The king&#8217;s eyes told me of unrepentance<br />and his anger by his daughter&#8217;s treatise.<br />&#34;Not of my blood, no more!<br />I embrace the dark lore!&#34;</p><p>&#34;Souls of hatred shall rise up to the feast<br />to drink the spirit of the evil beast!&#34;</p><p>VIII. The king drew his sword and raised his banner;<br />I, my sword as well in my battle hand.<br />Mortal souls must fight too,<br />as Immortals must do.</p><p>Anger and despair was in his manner<br />While I drew on truth and love to my stand.<br />Evenly paired we were<br />with one thing to differ.</p><p>Daughter of the king has thus seen the damned<br />and chooses from two for her darkened land.</p><p>IX. Innocent child must take upon a stance<br />to save her darkened kingdom from the bane.<br />&#34;Choose thy father or mate,<br />choose his blood or his fate.&#34;</p><p>She grasped his shield to give me the chance<br />and Truth guided my sword, as she ordained.<br />&#34;Gone is the evil strife,<br />gone is the blackened life.&#34;</p><p>Her father is caught up in the fierce flame<br />as agonizing screams of endless pain.</p><p>X. His screams go on, and yet I am silent.<br />The enemies be still,<br />I regain my freewill.</p><p>I glance at Truth to see the covenant<br />to know my paths on which to navigate.<br />&#34;Journey begins anew,<br />thy duty calls for you.</p><p>&#34;Oh wretched existence that I endure<br />to hint at love and life so pure . . . &#34;</p><p>XI. Fading lights that are ever in the far,<br />angel of music sings the soft refrain.<br />My princess shall rule true<br />for life of love anew.</p><p>Entering darkness that shall heal my scar<br />hidden in its folds thus, I must remain.<br />Moonlight calls silently,<br />Shield and sword borne in thee.</p><p>Elemental life alight cleanse the pain,<br />yet within night - without land, without name</p><address>Jameson Stalanthas Yu,<br />completed on December 21, 1994</address></div>";

var msg33 = "<div class=&#34;layer&#34;><h1 class=&#34;title&#34;>Namings</h1><p>How can I ever hope to say the truth to thee?</p><p class=&#34;textcenter&#34;>	On every chance the spirit has wavered a till,<br />	Like a marble upon the smooth obsidion will.</p><p>Listened as I tried each time to speak to thee,<br />Young mountains grew old when you did not hear my plea.<p class=&#34;textcenter&#34;>	Now I stand up against the waves yet still<br />	Raging against waters that drown freewill.</p><p>Olden stones - Will I be worn free from the tiring sea?</p><p>By your leave shall I try to dance;<p class=&#34;textcenter&#34;>	In your voice will I find strength to surge;</p><p>Next to your heart can I hope to break open my rock.<br />So will you speak my name to give me chance?<p class=&#34;textcenter&#34;>	Only if you sing can I release to emerge,</p><p>None but yourself could ever break true my lock.</p><address>written for H.N.R.<br />Jameson Stalanthas Yu,<br />completed on April 9, 1994</address></div>";

var msg34 = "<div class=&#34;layer&#34;><h1 class=&#34;title&#34;>Namings Past</h1><p>Heaven had endeavored to hold the love<br />over time for me to take upon my standard<br />like a rose-lighted brush that<br />lingered over an empty canvas.<br />Yet in youthful joy and hope soaring at a<br />nascent life to be,<br />I held back the years to the summer,<br />contemplating the ways and means<br />only to have the winter snatch it away.</p><p>Life had progressed and time passed,<br />each moment a drop to be lost in the chalice of<br />rapture for love untouched.<br />Olden names are loosened to the sky for the ends.</p><p>But the times have begun again,<br />in each a new drop of water for the soul.<br />Nights will turn away the pain<br />so I may carry on to my journey.<br />Orpheus mists and ethereal winds clear<br />now the sands of time for a new painting.</p><address>written for H.N.R.<br />Jameson Stalanthas Yu,<br />completed on October 21, 1995</address></div>";

var msg35 = "<div class=&#34;layer&#34;><h1 class=&#34;title&#34;>Nereid</h1><p>I stood upon the oceans&#8217; front and watched<br />Day and night, I listened for the call<br />Nearly silent, it was so very gentle,<br />a whisper of air and a shimmer of radiance</p><p>With the Lady&#8217;s kiss, I shall stay forever<br />A drop of water coursing its way down her smooth body<br />The glistening life weaves each strand of hair from sunlight<br />Within the waters, a womb is born for love</p><p>The dolphin came to bring me near,<br />a mortal creature, seeking the eternal<br />With speed and grace, we dove to the depths<br />and I struggled to breathe, shall I be overwhelmed?</p><p>If I lose my life, where shall I go?<br />Where would I find Joy, Love, and Hope?<br />They shall guide me through the waters,<br />they shall let me breathe life ever more</p><p>There was the feeling of happiness<br />when Joy came to sight,<br />she was light and pleasure<br />and laughter among the waves</p><p>Love was close to the soul,<br />she was incarnate of beauty<br />The energy she emanated from within,<br />was like the sun caught in a bubble</p><p>Last to see was Hope,<br />and I began to ponder if I was worthy<br />The feeling, the inspired, the truth,<br />I always knew that there would be a trial</p><p>She was enticed by the light of the polished mirror,<br />He has lured her away with his enticing sight.<br />She was drawn away from her refuge,<br />To where I could not follow no longer.</p><p>Joy came to me, so bright and pure<br />Love followed next, she was warm and good<br />But Hope drifted away, I had lost my chance.<br />I saw the Joy, felt a Love, but was there any Hope?</p><p>As I wander these oceans,<br />You have pulled my ship along the currents.<br />Never could I see Hope,<br />You were always beyond my sight.</p><p>Was there a way, a way to know?<br />Could she hear me, understand my words?<br />I saw her bright eyes in the waters and asked:<br />&#34;Would we journey the oceans together?&#34;</p><address>Jameson Stalanthas Yu,<br />completed on September 21, 1993</address></div>";

var msg36 = "<div class=&#34;layer&#34;><h1 class=&#34;title&#34;>Night Calls</h1><p><p class=&#34;textcenter&#34;>(Such sweet sorrow was our parting)</p><p>Heavenly eve, I am alone on the night edge&#8217;s flight<br />amidst the oceans&#8217; vale of shadowed moonlight.<br />Night has reverberated to call forth your name;<br />Night is illuminated to see your flame.</p><p>On the misty billows that kiss the land,<br />nimble waves dance along your delicate hand.<br />Lovely lady who draws my life from the abyss,<br />every glance from your glistening eyes is a heavenly glimpse.<br /><p class=&#34;textcenter&#34;>(Ease my silent spirit in love, release my silent murmuring)</p><p>Of words and whispers in the dark foresaid,<br />love is of the fondest wish ever unsaid.<br />Shall I ever tell you that I love your beauty;<br />or of your voice and grace, your joy, your gaiety?<br /><p class=&#34;textcenter&#34;>(Night moonlight, let her heart sense my singing)</p><address>written for S.L.O.Jameson Stalanthas Yu,<br />completed on December 15, 1994</address></div>";

var msg37 = "<div class=&#34;layer&#34;><h1 class=&#34;title&#34;>Night Ends</h1><p>Night ends<br />Separate spirits joined to one<br />Journey beyond the era<br />All I can<br />So yet again<br />And bit by bit our world is torn apart<br />I hear songs which have lasted hundreds of years<br />The two of us were born as one<br />Remember all those words I&#8217;ve said?<br />Open your eyes to a magical sight<br />I&#8217;m all alone now<br />Standing by myself<br />Lone, lost, I lose sight of you<br />Slowly arise<br />And the light is shining so<br />Silhouette of you<br />Please hold me tightly<br />Please hold me closely<br />Searching through time<br />I long for past times<br />I keep missing our chance encounter<br />Please be close to me<br />We can tell each other the true feelings<br />I&#8217;ve heard so much, now I can sing them from my heart<br />On our journey tomorrow<br />I&#8217;ll break out and come<br />I shall be the wind<br />The star, the star with the pale blue light<br />The earth completes circles of life<br />Night ends</p><address>Jameson Stalanthas Yu,<br />completed on April 29, 1993</address></div>";

var msg38 = "<div class=&#34;layer&#34;><h1 class=&#34;title&#34;>Ocean Dreams</h1><p>Walk down these paths with me,</p><p>look to the oceans and see.</p><p>Find where you are and look for me.</p><p>The ripples of life,</p><p>the new waters unbroken edges.</p><p>They drift away to the skies end.</p><p>Let the rainfall come again</p><p>Never will they nourish my life</p><p>Never, till you dance with me unend.Jameson Stalanthas Yu,<br />completed on July 7, 1993Petals in the SpringShe is as the flowers of spring,<br />those of enticement and beauty.<br />The fragrant petals which lay upon the tranquil ponds,<br />a unique essence of beauty.<br />The seasons turned, as seasons shall.<br />Summer ripened into autumn;<br />the blaze of autumn died into winter;<br />winter grudgingly relented to the urgency of spring;<br />and spring bloomed into summer again.<br />With the turnings of the seasons, the years also turn,<br />and  thus the circle of life upon us all.<br />She is the flower, though flowers will wither and fade.<br />But not her, she shall remain fresh and forever new,<br />the petals of spring until the end of days.</p><address>Jameson Stalanthas Yu,<br />completed on November 28, 1990</address></div>";

var msg39 = "<div class=&#34;layer&#34;><h1 class=&#34;title&#34;>Petals in the Spring</h1><p>She is as the flowers of spring,<br />those of enticement and beauty.<br />The fragrant petals which lay upon the tranquil ponds,<br />a unique essence of beauty.<br />The seasons turned, as seasons shall.<br />Summer ripened into autumn;<br />the blaze of autumn died into winter;<br />winter grudgingly relented to the urgency of spring;<br />and spring bloomed into summer again.<br />With the turnings of the seasons, the years also turn,<br />and  thus the circle of life upon us all.<br />She is the flower, though flowers will wither and fade.<br />But not her, she shall remain fresh and forever new,<br />the petals of spring until the end of days.</p><address>Jameson Stalanthas Yu,<br />completed on November 28, 1990</address></div>";

var msg40 = "<div class=&#34;layer&#34;><h1 class=&#34;title&#34;>Rain</h1><p>Rain is coming this time;<br />Clouds are laden and drawing near;<br />Winds have surged with the nature&#8217;s fury.<br />How the waters that fall can raise the soul<br />Heavens on high, rain down on me.</p><p>Rain is coming this time<br />to feed the earth, to bring forth shine.<br />Quench all thirsts, soothe all crimes,<br />the rain will cleanse the life of old times.</p><p>Clouds are laden and drawing near<br />and the dry ones cry release from their fear<br />of dying without a drop of nature&#8217;s tears.<br />The chorus of angels sing as pure waters nears.</p><p>Winds have surged with the nature&#8217;s fury<br />to bear soft sands from harsh rock so heavy.<br />The years of stone are released as the time wearies<br />and the rock yields at last to the free furies.</p><p>How the waters that fall can raise the soul.<br />So drown my spirit with your watery toll<br />as lightning shrieks and thunder rolls.<br />Release my life of its dead souls.</p><p>Heavens on high, rain down on me . . .  please . . . .</p><address>Jameson Stalanthas Yu,<br />completed on January 15, 1995</address></div>";

var msg41 = "<div class=&#34;layer&#34;><h1 class=&#34;title&#34;>Rondel Type II</h1><p>I am sorry I had dared to love you<br />Please forgive me that I could love moonlight<br />I, a &#34;mere Servant&#34; of the Muses&#8217; flight,<br />must not care when you thus bid me adieu</p><p>For the brief moments we had walked in lieu,<br />or the few times laughed in quiet respite,<br />I am sorry I had dared to love you<br />Please forgive me that I could love moonlight</p><p>When (not if) your love is in much ado,<br />remember thoughts of life and love alight,<br />of immortalized times with love I dight<br />Wonder self then, of who thus misknew who?<br />I am sorry I had dared to love you.</p><address>Jameson Stalanthas Yu,<br />completed on February 28, 1994</address></div>";

var msg42 = "<div class=&#34;layer&#34;><h1 class=&#34;title&#34;>Shadows Awaken</h1><p>Sometimes the rain comes early and heaven decides to take back the sunlight,<br />to hold it for another time.<br />Now the people are at the home without the light,<br />now the people are in the world within darkness.<br />In the dreary rain that falls about you,<br />where colours are muted, and the sounds are stifled,<br />take to heart that I will be.</p><p>Of the shadows that fly about now, there are none for you to fear.<br />Lightly reaching the stars, they are beautiful, ethereal creatures of Life, <br />of ephemeral beings of Love that dream what is,<br />only for you, to wish your wishes.</p><p>First to be borne on the winds of Life,<br />is the Alpha, the woman who knows of all space and limit.<br />She is every silken hand that caresses the body or slaps the face,<br />every scent of perfumed love or  odor of repulsion.<br />She is every beautiful virgin or ugly whore;<br />every sweet justice or every bitter jealousy<br />She can be the lips that kiss the loving one,<br />or the voice that taunts the sad one.<br />She encompasses all that can be sensed,<br />yet can never know what it is like to sense.</p><p>Last to fly amongst the shadows is always the Omega,<br />the final searcher that takes all thoughts and perceptions to his heart.<br />One who in opening and closing the books of times, <br />never knows his own with all the time in the world.<br />He will set in stone the indelible past,<br />to mark an eternal punishment on the unworthy.<br />He will move the sands of the ever-changing present,<br />to give a bit for some, and all for none.<br />At last, he shall grasp at the dusts of the mutable future,<br />shifting with the insanity of someone not meant for forever.<br />All the time in the world, <br />and never the right time for him.</p><p>Seemingly they are the perfect pithy permutation of opposites,<br />perhaps as one who knows all that meets the one with nothing.<br />But we know them for the truth as one,<br />as what is an Eternity without an Infinity?<br />We are as they are, as what is, is.<br />Yet we, as all of nature, are in constant motion to change.<br />The diameter is decreasing, as it is about to begin.<br />But when one degree is lost to the change, so must it take shape anew.<br />The flux that drives Life to the different, the other, shall drive us to each other.</p><p>I thought I was banished to this world between worlds,<br />without hope or redemption from this existence of nothingness.<br />Then I knew you, for that briefest of moments,<br />when this energy from nowhere and everywhere came crashing into me.<br />Such beautiful colours were held in your hands,<br />all the lights and shades of living souls.<br />It took the darkness from my soul in song<br />to concert a dream to see the next and the next.</p><p>And though the nights will still return to me,<br />and though the darkness will ever try to reclaim its lost champion,<br />I shall never fall ever so far again. <br />For though the voices without speak against the Love,<br />for though the words might not see the sight of day,<br />my soul shall sing them in the Shadows, forever true with joy.<br />For to complete the trinity of Eternity and Infinity,<br />we must call it as Memory, that which shall always mark the change.<br />As though I will miss you, I will love you.</p><p>Always remember:<br />After the darkness of falling rain comes the light,<br />the bright beautiful sun in all its glory of the gods.<br />It shall come on the breath of the clandestine Shadows,<br />and then soar with a sure flight of the Dragons of Light.<br />Not just the soft pale light of dawn, but the full chorus of Life.<br />There, the tears shall blind us all,<br />blind us with the love of two and the joys of many.<br />Where the reason for that Life is Love.<br />And Love is reason enough.</p><address>Jameson Stalanthas Yu,<br />completed on January 17, 1996</address></div>";

var msg43 = "<div class=&#34;layer&#34;><h1 class=&#34;title&#34;>Silken</h1><p>&#34;Listen ... it is there, again ... a whisper of wind,<br />a whisper of wings from the forests&#8217; glen.&#34;</p><p>Rallentando, gently, the turn of the day into the night<br />and there is naught but the murmuring moonlight<br />caught in a bind of silken threads, a body tight.</p><p>Listen, I say to you, again ...<br />a quickening of breath from some deep adytum.</p><p>Is it that I am absent, in the dreams of folklore,<br />resting upon a bed of fairum ferns soft fore?<br />E&#8217;re that would be true, if not for the dreams evermore.</p><p>Near within lies a chrysalis chambered for love true,<br />eleatic in thought, but still myriad in hue.<br />Where love is enough ... and love breaks through.</p><p>There are my arms around you through the evening<br />holding tightly &#8217;till you tryst further to take wing.</p><address>written for L.C.N.<br />Jameson Stalanthas Yu<br />completed on January 19th, 1999</address></div>";

var msg44 = "<div class=&#34;layer&#34;><h1 class=&#34;title&#34;>Spirits Beyond</h1><p>&#34; Suave Qui peut &#34;, my soul cries out</p><p>Up upon a balcony, she stands so pure</p><p>Someone&#8217;s angel of love, her eyes beholden to beauty</p><p>An Aphrodite incarnate, she has sheathed her arrow</p><p>Night time lights and shadows have hidden my sorrow</p><p>Love looking near and far, searching the skies</p><p>But her spirits have passed through me again</p><p></p><p>&#34; Always my dear heart has asked for thee, always</p><p>Remember my love, it will stay true</p><p>To your own love the man is unchallenged</p><p>Love him as you will, as fates have denied it to myself</p><p>Ever true to your own heart, your essence</p><p>Yet always remember... &#34;</p><address>written for S.L.B.<br />Jameson Stalanthas Yu, <br />completed on November 15, 1993</address></div>";

var msg45 = "<div class=&#34;layer&#34;><h1 class=&#34;title&#34;>Springs Reign</h1><p>An address to Her, with a longing,</p><p>a plead within Her love and compassion.</p><p>The distant resonance, and a growing in energy</p><p>as the lighting begins to play across the eye.</p><p>The maternal quintessence knows of my needs,</p><p>of the gentle caresses of Her tears.</p><p>It is living essence, Her blood is in my blood,</p><p>my life in Her life, Her death is my death.</p><p>It flows within and urges me on</p><p>as I grow strong and firm,</p><p>as the solid stone of Brother Mountain,</p><p>or as free and sensitive in the Sister Ocean.</p><p>It nourishes my soul, Her love from the sky.</p><p>So then do I grasp Her body tightly</p><p>with my own vigor of love,</p><p>as I lay upon Her body,</p><p>individual Seeds of Love.</p><address>Jameson Stalanthas Yu,<br />completed on April 23, 1992</address></div>";

var msg46 = "<div class=&#34;layer&#34;><h1 class=&#34;title&#34;>The Truths</h1><p>I am one of them that was the oldest,</p><p>Yet may I, by no means from my wearied mind,</p><p>Draw from the Lady.</p><p>But as she flies afore,</p><p>Once again,</p><p>She eludes my grasp.</p><address>Jameson Stalanthas Yu,<br />completed on December 16, 1988</address></div>";

var msg47 = "<div class=&#34;layer&#34;><h1 class=&#34;title&#34;>Think of Me</h1><p><p>Memory shall not fade on me when I call out thy name<br />as ethereal winds engrave upon my mind all the times we had.<br />Resonating chords and chorales and the symphony of senses<br />in all her beauty and all her knowledge<br />find me awakening again to the life.</p><p>Listen for the rain that takes her within the world<br />of Spanish roses, southern earth&#8217;s and scented airs with<br />radiance and cadence in the softness of her smile.<br />Shall I go to her tonight and sing till day<br />into a fire de luz canela y cafe?</p><p>Lady of lace and incandescence who takes up the waters of life in the<br />valley of time where memories never fade,<br />always remember my name fondly as I shall bethink yours.</p></p><address>written for M.F.S.,<br />Jameson Stalanthas Yu,<br />completed on April 25, 1995</address></div>";

var msg48 = "<div class=&#34;layer&#34;><h1 class=&#34;title&#34;>Till Morning</h1><p><p>Last night, I was there with her again.<br />And as I held her close, I told her I loved her.<br />She made me feel like there was no tomorrow.<br />She made me wish there was no tomorrow.</p><p>&#34;I need you every day and every night.&#34;<br />I told her that no matter what, I would love her,<br />that I would be there for her when she needed me.</p><p>What could I change, what could I do, to make it last longer?<br />Nothing but life and nothing but love,<br />nothing else.</p><p>It was warm nights and sweet perfume,<br />to dance along her skies like a wedded groom.<br />No thought of tomorrow, no thought except of now.<br />I knew that was the way I would be</p><p>But it&#8217;s never like we dream, never like we dream<br />since love has its own plan.<br />I could have never asked for more than what she gave.<br />And she gave her all that night to vanish from sight.</p><p>I always hope for her, I always say yes<br />to the secret promises she gives me that night.<br />Yet like a whisper too far away to hear,<br />its meaning is lost with time.</p><p>Why is it when we think we love, we lose?<br />If it is love we are all searching for,<br />why can&#8217;t we hope to be worth so much more?<br />Why wasn&#8217;t I worth more?</p><p>Its been so many years since that night,<br />when she told me that she would go that morning.<br />When all of the world would leave me,<br />when I would have no more world.</p><p>Yet what could I change, what could I do, to make it last longer?<br />It was nothing but life and nothing but love,<br />then nothing else.<br />But that&#8217;s just . . . <I>life</I>.</p><p>And still I remember that night, I was there with her again.<br />And as I held her close, I told her I loved her.<br />She made me feel like there was no tomorrow.<br />She made me wish there was no tomorrow.<br />No more tomorrows.</p></p><address>written by Jameson Stalanthas Yu,<br />completed on May 29, 1996</address></div>";

var msg49 = "<div class=&#34;layer&#34;><h1 class=&#34;title&#34;>Times Lost</h1><p>The times have ended<br />as the loves were no more.<br />So much I did loved,<br />and so much I still cherished.<br />Pride and honor,<br />Dignity and bearing.<br />False thoughts and the tried feelings,<br />they have lost their meanings.<br />So much truth disguised in pain,<br />so much truth denied.</p><p>Her beauty entranced me<br />and her charm was of true dryad.<br />I saw her dance the runes of past<br />and the spirits soared in joy.<br />We danced one dance,<br />then the end became true.<br />One last glance at me<br />and a silent, swift retreat.<br />Lost in the night,<br />I longed for her love.</p><p>Emotions did rise from my depths<br />and they were of the dark side.<br />So much passion,<br />too much anger.<br />It filled the void of reason.<br />Misguided thoughts,<br />they have become mine enemy.<br />Spirits lost in the ebbs of the mind,<br />it frightened the pure one<br />and hurt the mortal kin.</p><p>She cried in time,<br />at the sorrow I had done.<br />The sounds have run their gamut,<br />yet I felt no remorse.<br />Cruelty wore my likeness<br />and discord was a companion.<br />Times of ages have passed my life,<br />ignorance and pain has driven her away.<br />What have I done?<br />What have I become?</p><p>Take to the shadowed sky,<br />the light did reveal my soul.<br />It was bared and judged unworthy.<br />I saw the pain, and I was lost.<br />Pride and honor,<br />Dignity and bearing.<br />False thoughts and the tired feelings,<br />I have lost their meanings.<br />So much pain disguised in truth,<br />so much time lost in pain.</p><address>written for K.C.<br />Jameson Stalanthas Yu,<br />completed on July 18, 1992</address></div>";

var msg50 = "<div class=&#34;layer&#34;><h1 class=&#34;title&#34;>Trapped</h1><p>I. Gone are the images of life, of what was the truth before,<br />gone is the love and the trust till they learn the hidden lore.<br />Humans, they say,<br />the humans may.<br />To live among them, caught once again,<br />is the only deathly fear among my Brethren.<br />The pain we see, the torture we feel, the dead-<br />but the trials continue, our thoughts ever unsaid.</p><p>II. There was a time long ago in the stories<br />of how the life and the world was in all its glories.<br />They say it was of green and of blue,<br />the earth and sky, the pure and the true.<br />They say the sun was a golden orb of light<br />and the waters a crisp taste, clean and right.<br />They say our land was filled with life and love<br />and the clouds, oh gods, the white clean clouds soared above.</p><p>III. We lived back then in time with the humans,<br />from mountains to oceans, from grasses to fens.<br />Though we have come to this sad departure,<br />we, with the humans, were once of equal stature.<br />We walked and talked with them,<br />we laughed and cried and laughed again.<br />As within a one mind and a one soul,<br />we were in the world with the humans of the old.</p><p>IV. Time passes as the humans reckon time<br />for they miss how we perceive the sweet sublime.<br />An eternity for us is what they call a year<br />and their year shall lead to another, with its end a deathly fear.<br />Can they not see the line in the circle<br />where the new sees the old and the fruitless meets the fruitful?<br />The time will pass as time shall do, <br />regardless of the moments it is beaten to.</p><p>V. Without thought of their space, they will live<br />taking and using elements with none to give.<br />The humans take the world, without care of the Brethren life<br />and we must fight ever more vigilantly to our strife.<br />Gone are our forests and streams of home,<br />gone are our deserts, valleys and mountains of stone.<br />Taken unjustly, tainted and corrupted to their core,<br />the circle of life is broken with its wretched roar.</p><p>VI. The land is scarred with the unnatural flames<br />to burn the grasslands, hills and plains.<br />My cousins in the mountains tell of the ghostly holes bored<br />where the blood of stone is worked for a lifeless hoard.<br />The woodland brothers and sisters speak of the devastation<br />as their homes are lost to the bloody slash of deforestation.<br />Gone is the blessed Brethren within these lands,<br />never to return from afar in the time of sands.</p><p>VII. My sisters in the oceans call out an old song<br />of ancient corals and ancient lifes lost for long.<br />They speak about the wicked oil which coats their water wing<br />and drowns the little ones as they swim to sing.<br />The cousins show us the filth and the refuse adrift<br />that choke our children&#8217;s play as it tosses and lift.<br />Deep into the dark waters of our grandfolk lie the rustings of metal<br />and the moaning barrels of burning stone which kills the fetal.</p><p>VIII. We take to the skies as such when it is well<br />for the humans have touched the airs above to hell.<br />The deadly smoke fills our breath with dark soot,<br />our song cut off from the pure brass and the trilling flute.<br />&#34;Heavens above, we are blocked from thy saving grace<br />for the humans have taken our rights to be a race.&#34;<br />Gone is our freedom of flight,<br />gone is the solar life of true light.</p><p>IX. To walk, to fly, to swim in the world of their human life<br />is to live in a lost world of unnatural strife.<br />The buildings of dead stone hold their lairs<br />of pain and hurt and of human stench which permeates the airs.<br />We journey in peace to welcome our lost Brethren again<br />but they murder and kill and destroy without and within.<br />Harsh lines of created space and forced plants<br />grace their land with mocking curves and stoic slants.</p><p>X. No longer can we, the Brethren, walk in peace<br />from the uncharacteristic treatise.<br />Our stories told to the young are of danger,<br />&#34; &#8217;ware of the human killer<br />who must walk in their adytum of death.<br />They will deceive you with every breath.<br />They love with open arms and a bright smile<br />as they kill your mate and beautiful child.&#34;</p><p>XI. Goddess of our Life, we ask of you a boon<br />to end our trials with the poor humans soon.<br />Not to end their valued line and noble breed,<br />but to make them see the love in a self-made seed.<br />Teach them as thee have taught us the way<br />with words and thoughts of songs and dances of the fey.<br />The music and notes that are sung and heard by us,<br />the words of the land and sky and ocean shall heal them thus.</p><p>XII. And so the seasons shall end as our winter comes near,<br />but we are not afraid of it with a deathly fear.<br />Our life has finished with the Brethren chosen<br />and we are now content to sleep deep within.<br />There is no hatred or anger for the lost human kind,<br />for who shall pity those without taste, scent, sound, those deaf and blind?<br />We must remember what the humans say-<br />that the humans may.</p><address>Jameson Stalanthas Yu,<br />completed on April 27, 1995</address></div>";

var msg51 = "<div class=&#34;layer&#34;><h1 class=&#34;title&#34;>Underneath Thee</h1><p>&#34;We looked across the night sky for each other,<br />I was hoping to catch your light as the lover.<br />In my own light, I could see it all,<br />and yet, &#8217;Bright light up above, how do I love thee.&#8217;&#34;</p><p>She was born a blessed star to call,<br />forever aloft, never ever to fall.<br />I saw her once, and I knew to watch her,<br />and yet, &#34;Bright star up above, how do I love thee.&#34;</p><p>She burned bright and warm, a comforter,<br />and she gave life to the worlds who knew her,<br />a flame that knew the eternity of lifetimes,<br />and yet, &#34;Bright star up above, how do I love thee.&#34;</p><p>Her bursts of joy sent couriers of her self fine,<br />a brilliance of strength and thoughts sublime.<br />She could touch the farthest universe,<br />and yet, &#34;Bright star up above, how do I love thee.&#34;</p><p>Yet not all of our lives can be sweet verse,<br />for if ever we would fall, I would fall first<br />when I speak my fears from within me,<br />and yet, &#34;Bright star up above, how do I love thee.&#34;</p><p>-She stays still in the sky when I see,<br />yet she runs off on the slightest jeu d&#8217; esprit;<br />-Her fire is the loving life-force, burning so hot,<br />yet the fire burns me as well as not;<br />-Musical words of song are for her ears alone,<br />yet a vast space comes between our hearts home;<br />-Love of live brought us to the infinity,<br />and yet, &#34;Bright star up above, how do I love thee?&#34;</p><address>Jameson Stalanthas Yu,<br />completed on April 12, 1994</address></div>";

var msg52 = "<div class=&#34;layer&#34;><h1 class=&#34;title&#34;>Valkyrie to Save Me</h1><p>Darkness,<br />I walk in it.<br />Light,<br />I live by it.<br />As I learned to grow,<br />I begin to know.<br />Know of your love,<br />what you&#8217;re thinking of.<br />I always wondered why you came,<br />to a person not whole, found lame.</p><p>You came down from the heavens to bear<br />my spirit from the body on your aerial mare.<br />I looked upon your face and saw death.<br />&#34;Take me quickly...&#34; as I gasped a breath.<br />Then your countenance became softened lights,<br />&#34;Not anymore will I darken sights,<br />my immortality will give you life,<br />and together we will battle the strife.&#34;</p><p>My soul was of rock,<br />my heart so very heavy.<br />Yet you broke the lock,<br />you opened my beauty.<br />For every second of darkness,<br />you gave me a day of light.<br />For every moment of weakness,<br />you were my unending might.</p><p>Could I ever say the same?<br />Did I ever uphold my share?<br />I fear it was so very plain<br />that I lost my dare, lost my care.<br />If you gave me a hug,<br />I would return a shrug.<br />If you gave me a smile,<br />my response would be less than mild.</p><p>You bore my silence with a grace<br />as I vanished again without a trace.<br />You stood by my bed, pure and strong,<br />while I lingered in pain for so long.<br />With a soothing word, and a gentle kiss,<br />you would bring me back my life.<br />Thus Lady Death would lose a mistress,<br />so I could gain a wife.</p><address>Jameson Stalanthas Yu,<br />completed on January 3, 1994</address></div>";

var msg53 = "<div class=&#34;layer&#34;><h1 class=&#34;title&#34;>Watchings</h1><p>Watch for the light that passes through the window.<br />The way it glimpses through us at the darkness,<br />the reflections of a pale red brand in the night.</p><p>&#34;Hold,&#34; I say to the fellow, &#34;stay thy raised hand true.<br />Can you know yet what it means to continue?<br />The path of the unknown that leads to an end?&#34;<br />I plead with him again and again, <br />yet he still comes forth to attack with a deadly severity.</p><p>Is it strength and insight that makes me hold a bit,<br />to brace my body for defense, and not to posit?<br />But I have to act soon, there is no other way,<br />I have to use my inborn skills and traits today,<br />skills honed to perfection by rote and by memory.</p><p>&#34;O&#8217; hold the fury and pain of the fight,<br />and ban the impure anger at the sight!&#34;<br />I beseech him earnestly and true to be heard,<br />to call to armistice in hopes of a word.<br />Yet he merely laughs at my efforts and redoubles his ferocity</p><p>He calls out, &#34;It kills me you foolish ignorant pittance,<br />that you talk to me as if your words could make a difference!<br />If you truly understood my soul and my mind here,<br />then you would realize that I do not care!<br />Nothing truly matters . . . not in this reality!&#34;</p><p>He describes the cause of killing as a burden and a joy for him,<br />that everyone has their cause, well worth the life and limb.<br />Because the cause is worth the loss, the pain, . . . and the guilt<br />of destroying what others have painstakingly built.<br />It was his place to do so, his chosen path solely.</p><p>&#34;My cause, you ask, for the violence within this?<br />BECAUSE! I fight for the right to exist!<br />And my very nature and presence is cause for your lack of same!<br />This life is my pleasure and my only game!<br />I am - therefore you are not!&#34; He spoke with evil satiety.</p><p>As quickly as his defilement, so is my defense.<br />So I try to hold him at bay, to plead to a calmer presence.<br />It is to no avail as I beat him down again and again,<br />till his heart is still and no breath resides within.<br />He lies dead with the last cry ending on the fleeing lee.</p><p>I look at the broken body lying at my feet,<br />and my hand is heavy and my head is in defeat.<br />&#34;No . . . I told you I didn&#8217;t want to . . . .<br />I didn&#8217;t want to hurt anybody . . . now look at you<br /> . . . see what you did to me . . . .&#34;</p><p>&#34;What could have turned this person to such evil and hatred?&#34;<br />I asked my old friend, &#34;what was thought, what was said?&#34;<br />My master looked at me to reply with a glance<br />&#34;He is not angry at you, or society, or the people of chance,<br />he was angry at being born to be.&#34;</p><p>&#34;I do not understand your words Master,<br />at what drives this being to violence purer and faster.&#34;<br />He looked at my face and saw the truth needed to tell,<br />and so he held my hand, and grasped the dead ones&#8217; as well.<br />&#34;Listen to his song as he hears it and be free . . . .&#34;</p><p>Within aged halls of life, I give a release to the violent howl,<br />of screams in rage and fury at a life spent in the bloody bowel<br />of strangers, of a mind twisted since birth to death<br />by constant pain and confusion with every breath.<br />I see the visions of a redemption within thee.</p><p>&#34;With bodies and blood chipped away at one bit at a time<br />as payment for the ethereal deed and unknown crime,<br />the soul inside me has been marked for the price of damnation,<br />seduced by the unreason of hate and condemnation.<br />For I turn the other cheek and yet another fist still flies to me . . . </p><p>&#34;Words of fear and tones of anger, I&#8217;ve heard them before<br />. . . words that have hurt before.<br />I thought I should be above the words I hear,<br />so I sit still to listen for an encouraging cheer,<br />but nothing comes forth that shows me the benevolent deity . . .</p><p>&#34;With the memories that are still jumbled and chaotic,<br />still flushed with the pains of a loss unstoic,<br />nothing is as I hoped nor as I remembered as it should,<br />. . . not that it would be any better if I could.<br />The stares are still there, and I wish they would look away from me . . . </p><p>&#34;What do you know of the utter horror of waking and finding<br />all that you knew true of yourself was non-binding?<br />Your body, your very face is lost to the games people play<br />lost to the trials that are set before you each day?<br />Not as I prayed (or dreamed), the rules changed every reality . . . </p><p>&#34;What I want is someone to love me for myself,<br />to see beyond the works encircling the gulf.<br />I wanted true love for the nothing/everything I have done,<br />but they said it was only out of duty, with an impassioned benison,<br /> and so I took that, for what else was there left for my fallen dignity . . .</p><p>&#34;Within my world is the other side of pain unending<br />full of horror and hopelessness and concentrated suffering,<br />. . . but not fear, for what else is left for us to fear<br />when we are always in the worst that can happen here?<br />Those weak give up and leave, while the strong give up and stay with me . . .</p><p>&#34;What makes evil so disturbing is how silently it creeps upon you.<br />How deep within our hearts is something dark enough to hate you.<br />It calls on the evil beast within us all,<br />and I still hear the violence in me return its call.<br />Once you have bathed in the blood of evil, it can never be washed free . . . .&#34; </p><p>I lay there on the earth alone, exhausted within my mind<br />as the images left me weakened with his teachings sublime. <br />I rose to leave when a sharp wind forced me down again, <br />and I heard HIS voice speak to me clear and sane, <br />my energy loosed without to eternity: </p><p>&#34;Stay and hear of the terrible blackness in the edges of my skies, <br />darker than the deepest caves, haunted by the spirits of evil emprise. <br />Whispering secrets in little dark voices that only I can perceive, <br />until the only way I can cancel their voices on the eve<br />is by grabbing that animal and howling to the infinity!&#34; </p><p>&#34;But sometimes the howling isn&#8217;t enough for my being, <br />sometimes I have to just stop screaming, and start killing. <br />There&#8217;s a cataclysm breaking in my head and a roaring crash in my ears, <br />and a red haze in my eyes like a curtain blood of tears, <br />It&#8217;s not that I feel good when its all done to ad fini . . . &#34; </p><p>&#34; . . . But it&#8217;s better than what was there before . . . .&#34; </p><address>Jameson Stalanthas Yu,<br />completed on July 10, 1995</address></div>";

var msg54 = "<div class=&#34;layer&#34;><h1 class=&#34;title&#34;>We are the Lost Children</h1><p><p>I beg your forgiveness, dear Mother Earth,<br />how can thee stand the trials?<br />Each day thine own children chant the words<br />each day thine own children draw the signs too,<br />and yet, do they know what they do?</p><p>The path to thy life was always to nurture,<br />to keep the world as they loved it as it was.<br />Within thy body lay that evidence of the true virtue,<br />with spirits to guide the knowledge in our soul,<br />to keep the faith in us strong and whole.</p><p>Humans are the blessed amongst this land<br />and the keepers of your free charter.<br />Immense tracts of forests are born in centuries,<br />and lost in the minutes of human leaves.</p><p class=&#34;textright&#34;>Spirits have died in the past,<br />spirits of earth, never to last.<br /><p>To reign upon the oceans,<br />to sail its fathomless depths,<br />Humans search for old lifes and hidden makes,<br />while the true secrets are lost in the wakes.</p><p class=&#34;textright&#34;>Spirits have died in the past,<br />spirits of water, never to last<br /><p>The skies are revealed for all bodies<br />as it is caught by the steel chains and forge<br />The humans fly in their joy so blissfully,<br />unaware of the anguish the wind must carry.</p><p class=&#34;textright&#34;>Spirits have died in the past,<br />spirits of air, never to last<br /><p>They have heard thine cries at night,<br />they have felt thine pain at day.<br />How much longer before they cannot ignore<br />the warnings that you give their children?<br />And yet, they shall do as they always do.</p></p><address>Jameson Stalanthas Yu,<br />completed on April 29, 1994</address></div>";

var msg55 = "<div class=&#34;layer&#34;><h1 class=&#34;title&#34;>Within the Truth</h1><p>Look within the words that I speak,<br />Find what my fear is of for you<br />Search beyond the truths of life that are pandered for so long<br />for it awakens within once again<br />The energies are now everywhere to be taken,<br />coursing through the world at all the infinity nexus<br />Shall we tap into each one of them?<br />Unite with the energy?<br />All that exists hath been before<br />Grief returns to joy<br />Longing with oneness<br />Given the chance, all shall be pure</p><p class=&#34;textright&#34;>Look again to the unknown<br />For I choose to embrace the light<br />Yet the trials are always continuing<br />What did I do? Not what did they do to me?<br />Must I always go through this Hell to reach Heaven?<br />Forgive me my love, for being mortal,<br />forgive me my love, for being eternal<br />Innocence and purity, thee must bide thy time<br />The truth must forever linger on the edges<br />Trust the being, for it trusts thee<br />For now I stand in the shadows once more,<br />the shadows ever more</p><p>Look again I say<br />You know not the pain I hold<br />so much pain,<br />all that I fear, all that I love is never quiescent<br />Grasp the threads of life,<br />they are an elusive prey for my soul<br />The days and nights converge within<br />it shall end too soon<br />Forbidden by the Fates to act as I wish<br />I mustn&#8217;t risk thee in my fight<br />So lonely for so long,<br />yet my times are here forever</p><p class=&#34;textright&#34;>Look again once more<br />Ancient tradition yields ancient enemies<br />The battles of old hath come full circle<br />to ensnare those who were innocent<br />Building upon old words, a new generation emerges<br />to learn the trades of death and life<br />A call to arms and the armies will clash<br />in the home of the soul and body<br />Train the body and mind, ever to be vigilant<br />against my enemy forever more,<br />yet where is the peace?<br />Unwillingly I shall lead thee to battle</p><p>Look one last time to me before you go<br />I live amongst the creatures of the night<br />to wander at times with the spirits of past<br />Do not fear the spirit who does so,<br />of darkness and death, in light and life,<br />it is all one in the Circle of Truth<br />You are from the light that gives life<br />while I am from the darkness that surrounds you<br />The light shines upon only the good,<br />and destroys the evil<br />Yet the cool darkness is what shelters all<br />Would you walk into the darkness with me?</p><address>Jameson Stalanthas Yu,<br />completed on May 8, 1994</address></div>";

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