Jules' Boast

I am the joyous, and the just daughter

of the great, fair, and fatherly Gardner.

Through hardship, I have care for others.

Aged in the harsh poverty-stricken area.

Taught to be independent and tantalizing.

I have overcome the utmost obstacles

against myself, others, and society.

Though I have problems, I teach others

to be strong. For saddened ones,

do not deserve   to depart into the woods

where thou shalt know not what lurks.

But the journey is inevitable, beyond

reason. Now do not fret, but rejoice. For

I shall guide you. Gain trust in me. For

When you fall, I will ferry you over

the same water-winder, that swallows dreams.

If I fail to carry out and fulfill. It shall

be against my own will, Oh but I care

more deeply than thou could fathom.