Right, this isn't relevant to my book at all, but whatever. Thought I'd post it for a laugh.
Random poem I wrote because I was bored
Quick, yet slow: tumbling they will go
Fancy, prancy, dancy, and romancy; down the steep slope they flow
They look humble as they tumble, yet naive as they may never know
The acknowledgement of the sorrow that lies around them, above them, and below
Such a beautiful pair they make, neither could ever forsake
The tranquility that lie ahead, behind them, disrupted by the snake
Too human to avoid temptation to steal from Eden’s plentiful Earth
This is what stole them away from their mirth
Cupid was evil in his intentions: shooting curiosity and temptation with his arrow of toxins
Watching humans run wild for the sake of amusement, such terrible misusement
Love, greed, and humanity makes cowards of everyone; too weak to never know
Quick, yet slow: tumbling they will go