You and Me

“I, you, he, she and others are just conventions of language.” Arthur Avalon Nor L., nor I., nor F., nor E., God’s only one I cannot flee. So, prithee, God, make it all go away. Nor D., nor E. nor. A., nor T., nor. H. Let them away. Just me and you. Oh, please, bestow me an approach to discern a difference of you and me if such a difference could be, but if it couldn’t I don't yearn for L., for I., for F., for E., for D., for E. for. A., for T., for. H., for us, for you and me.