In this almost static blues, the two figures (woman and man) alternate without this being stated throughout the flow and duration of the narrative until the end. They are scattered by various forces of the universe like the pages of a torn book to reunite - in a unity of opposites - reassembling it within opposing dualities: reality and myth, water and fire, sorrow and joy, pain and healing, destruction and creation, flesh and poetry, life and love, which is the other word for death. As it is realized throughout all time in the entirety of space and world, the ancient story of the attraction of souls and bodies.
Note: Some - very few - motifs of the narrative reappear periodically within the corpus of the text intentionally. I want to say this is not a typographical error.