When sun's breath fires wire frame. Displayed behind flat sparkling gravity. Moon's light casts dark mist over murky waters. Ushering the ark gliding over crescent waves: On raging towers of indignant froth not serene silk smooth vast ocean. It reaches the dove, carrying branch; Holding it aloft as it is The Saint of the sentence.
The following is written prose. It is intended to convey with clarity and accuracy. It is not intended to convolute or confuse. Therefore, it should flow with precision: focus on what it ought to, not what it ought not to. This rule of prose is absolute; it is the saint of the sentence.