its funny how both of you come up with two diffrent meaningS LOL. i guess that goes back to the it means what ever you want it to mean cause its abstract excuse.

precise i agree with some of yours but it seems like you got the meaning out your parts off off one little line.

like this part

Now I'll attend the wedding of the open sword festering
Now when the groom presents the ring
The bride commence to blistering

i think that part is how you got the maning to that part cause the other 3 lines were just bullshit lines.

swallow brutal futility with a teaspoon full of sugar

and that line is the one you got the meaning of the other part from cause the other lines were just some more bullshit.

thats why i dont like aesop.