Buried Poem by (TPAC) Alexander Coppedge

The history of the host detailed in the Holy Text is quite clear, the host being shaped between light and darkness nurtured, residing with the many made heavens pertaining to their eternal existence.

The existence of each host endured under their given restrictions: the creation of these heavens made them true; not rearranging their eternal status; limiting only their freedom to roam among family.

The heaven's initial intent is not very clear, reflecting the Holy Text that at least twelve of them were formed: acknowledging its initial desires were never obtained by its creators.

The fact retained is the primal elements detailed in the existence, reflecting the Upper Air, which was light, also conveying an equivalent factor of darkness, and a host.

The heaven creation was intended to bury an issue among them, given actions illustrated this failed by the need for various formed heavens: separating into each heaven a segment of the host.

The host couldn't bury this issue among them; dividing a segment of the host didn't work either: leaving only their transaction, aiming to erase whatever was the issue fact.