David has taken to committing his thoughts to paper. Antiquated though it was, there was the added advantage that no one else could read it unless he wanted them to. David loved the human spirit, as many Aesops did. David's problem was that it showed.
Rio's Sonnet

I heard a woman sing a song, once
And I thought, then, that she loved me
As that golden clavier came for Peter Quince
Water from on water twinkled gently
There that sky is the color of green,
A line stretching from the stars to her feet;
There that harmony lends us both a sheen,
A lazy afterglow of dream's true heat.
Paternoster, open the space of futures told
And drop us, orbs of blue, inside Her gravity well;
What was grows bigger in the lips of old
If the fate's alive and time does tell.
Merry Christmas, Morning Star of inconstant hue;
No less than leaves the grave my song loves you.

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In islands out of vulcan time
I sit, reclining in the capitol
Between the tree and cosmic rhyme
I know not wonder from love's chapel.
Not out of words or virtues steady
March the wheeling orbs of loves rotunda;
Convival hands plucking Apple from the huntress ready
To consume the wheeling firmament of honey's plunder.
Having all we wont and wanting nothing,
God's only Mother hastens our retreat;
Her only Lord is scything waves to nothing
But we wont to wash upon their heavenly feet.
Her only wish to body body tiding;
His only name is mortal in confiding.
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