Rilan K.
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Damp these forces! It appears my rowboat was blown back down the Potomac by the blousy pantaloons that I left to dry whilst washing the oars in a pot. So where hast fate blown me?
This land is rough and untameable, undiscovered like the virginity of a social construct. It bears marks of the primitive cultures that senselessly hewed blocks in the stone over, one must assume, hundreds of millions of generations. How majestically this natural wonder climbs to the heavens, the pitiful extrication of a culture long doomed by the consequences of its young actions and its eagerness to be led by men who thought owning people would never backfire!
I am but a humble foreign agent working surreptitiously to advocate for a government that will be amenable to my daddy's many large global businesses, by which of course I mean that I am humble, but even I have learned from Papa that humananity only exists to conquer sites like this. I will do so, in the name of empire and her greatness, no hetero!
I shall name this natural wonder for the force that brought me here, the Proto-Germanic word for "hole," and the mesmerizing visual hold it has over me, only surpassed by the reflection of Constable I vaguely read in its form: the Watergate Stairs.
Tears cloud my shiny vision as my mind harkens back to the fourth-to-last letter I ever intercepted from Constable's mail pile -
My love, happy letters spell your visage
To life, cultivating your eyes one and
A thousand shy rivulets melted from
Their source. My love, these split standards command
Me e'en thus, they crest me e'er so, somehow
When there feed a thousand tresses, your hair
Crowned beyond flame and ember, your honeyed
Breaths flown of ice and sea, then I will stare
Beyond how bright they gleam and find even
Your glance, your taste, your sin become heaven.