Attribution to William Shakespeare, Edgar Allan Poe.
Heed the owl's omen! Peril peers all men. As norms run afoul now release the owl. With its silent wing let it soar and sing. Wind shrieks in our ear talons pierce the fear. Foolish minds do reach for the hunter's screech! Fools wander amuck final decree is struck. Sounds that clutch 'n cry always one must die. In this raptus way the owl stalks its prey. Swoop in fatal flight embrace this bloody night. Play life's classic duel wisdom kills the fool.
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