All Engines are Aglow

>be me, bonky
>i'm attending to the engines of the universe
>they're two giant undulating porpoises
>their giant porpoise bodies make big gurgling noises
>like there's thousands of gallons of oils pouring through them
>and they plunge in and out of an endless ocean
>two giant, unthinking muscles
>they break against the stars, carrying heavenly bodies away from each other
>their power is unfathomable, but yet we can still grasp onto hope
>with our tiny, frail hooves, reaching out for their knowledge and wisdom
>to power us into the unknown and create a better tomorrow
>but the porpoises carry a dark secret
>a horrific legacy
>because they were once bonkies
>who had been abandoned by their horse-men
>lost
>stripped of all their features
>and turned by dark magic into these vast machines
>but still, despite all that, they are beautiful in their own right
>the mystery of their creation, the power that courses through them, and the potential of the future that lies ahead
>all a reminder that even in the darkest of times, with love, we can still make a difference.
>i feed them a diet of starshine that I siphon off distant stars with my crystal pole, always keeping them in comfort and harmony.
>i love them, because like them, i, too, was once lost, but together, we look forward to a brighter tomorrow.
>and i sing to them
>i sing riding their waves
>i sing and i laugh and they laugh with me
>they bring me joy and keep me going,
>as i, in turn, keep them.