| There! Do you see the magnificent serpent dancing? |
| Look at its iridescent scales and angelic wings. It flies. |
| There, look at it now, |
| with the two children riding upon it- |
| as innocent as the clouds they're flying through. |
| Now they're growing up. |
| The boy is wielding a sword. |
| He's older than the girl. |
| He yells and charges, sword raised. |
| He's saving the girl. |
| Now the girl too has grown. |
| She's wielding a sword. |
| The boy is cornered, he may not be able to escape. |
| But here comes the girl, tearing out of the sky, |
| sword outset, a downward thrust- |
| she's saving him. |
| Not long has passed. |
| The boy's arms are around her waist, |
| her arms are around his neck,- |
| They kiss. |
| Hearts melt. |
| "I love you" he says. |
| "I love you too," she says. |
| Souls melt. |
| The souls cross, |
| They're married. |
| I love you. |
4/10/03 on Katie. The last stanza could use some work. I couldn't remember what the last stanza was supposed to be when I got a chance to write it down. The line after that could use some work too. Murk.