Oh brother, Osiris, sweet lover and lord, I'll seek out your corpse, scouring the shorelines in woe; promising vengeance on self-decreed reaper, long wailing and hailing discord, 'round Nile, whose waters are teeming with beasts in the evening, but deathly calm, revering victims of envy's scorn. Cursed, cursed souls; fate-bound we in throes.
Oh love, in thirteen parts, fourteen made in sibling ire, live, regenerate in me. All of the time in grieving forgotten, in one sexual embrace, semi-sweet strokes, draw us close, to grant a son. 'Fore second life you've been granted's gone, grant me a killer to avenge you; to deal rightful death. A killer to slay kinsman; to steal living breath.