Book inscription: An early morning's journey into daybreak

Here, presented without commentary or judgment, are the two pages worth of inscriptions that appear at the front of a copy of "The Acts of the Apostles, Volume I" by Oliver B. Greene.

The "Nut-House" in Staunton, Va., Oct. 18, 1976, 5:25 A.M.

Next smoke at 20 minutes to seven

My Darling Yvette - "Fairest of the Fair"

Darling — It seems incredible that only yesterday I was with you and was, at last, the son of man. And a true God carved from crubling [sic] sandstone in they image: Nuff said on that subject.

So! I'm a little [illegible] God, am I? Well I'll show you right away. Pronto, if nothing else

What will this page ever look like in the brilliant sun of the day.

[Illegible]

It's 6:36½
Monday, Oct. 18, 1976

Darling -

I feel splendid, absolutely & without a doubt, fitter than I've ever felt before. Even if I am in a mad house, living as you in your silly dress