An Antaen prediliction
To contemn prospicience just
Is, alas.
The Serenity of Silence,
Then the Stentorian Ado.
The Sybyl's palaver, her
Paraclete's schwarmerei--
Such tsuris.
Is, Life just is.
Let's venerate analeptic
Serendipity.
The Still, then the Fracas.
Fractious giaours executing
A galvanic gavotte
In a paroxysm
Of tergiversation
The quell of silence before
The rumble.
Arete. Let us all dazzle with
Noble arete.
Hart2008USA
VOCABULARY
paroxysm-
a sudden sharp attack (of pain, rage, laughter etc);
ter·gi·ver·sate [tur-ji-ver-seyt]
–verb (used without object), -sat·ed, -sat·ing.
1.   to change repeatedly one's attitude or opinions
with respect to a cause, subject, etc. equivocate.
2.to turn renegade;
arete-the aggregate of qualities, as valor and virtue,
making up good character Antaen-Gr Myth-Large/gigantic;
giaour-Mohammad's infidels; prospicience-n. forsight;
schwarmerei-n. excessive, unbridled enthusiam;
tsuris-Yiddish-trouble,aggro,woe; analeptic- invigorating;
fractious-adj. cross,ugly,unruly; palaver-n. talk intended
to beguile; mansuetude-mildness; gentleness:
the mansuetude of Christian love; caitiff- 1.a base, despicable person.
–adjective
2.base; despicable.