This chapter's epigraph comes from a famous poem by the famous poet and playwright . In this poem, a poem is written in the form of a poem. It is a poem in which the poet describes a dream in which he or she is in the middle of a dream and the dream is interrupted by a lightning bolt. The lightning bolt is a symbol of the power of the soul, and the poem is a reference to the fact that the soul has the power to change the course of a person's life. In the poem, the poet says that he is in a dream when the lightning bolt strikes him, and he is struck by the thunder of the thunder. The thunder is the power that moves a person to change his or her life. This power is the same power that the poet uses to create the poem. He says that the thunder that strikes him is a power that is equal to the power he has created in the dream. This is the reason why the poet is called the thunder poet. He also says that his soul power is greater than that of the poet. This means that he will be able to create a better person than the poet, even if he does not have the same soul power as the poet