Jehan has experimented with many forms of poetry and song since he's come to Milliways. He has tried freeform poetry, and haikus, and rap, and still others. But he hasn't abandoned the more classical styles, either.

So for this occasion, he chooses to recite a series of ten sonnets about two fairies who fall in love while seeking to free the innocent prisoners of the tyrannical king and queen of fairyland. The last poem has the lovers dying tragically but triumphantly, hand in hand, and turning into morning dew on the grass in their deaths. Jehan is not fully satisfied with the scansion of that one.