Andorra

When a man finds a pearl in a field, he goes and sells all to buy the field. So, I sold all to buy you, Andorra. Though you be widely overlooked, yet shall you rise at an appointed time. You are my adornment, my enhancement, my secret treasure which I will unveil. Though you have abided in obscurity, though you have been a principality to princes and vagabonds, I will arise upon your people through the words of my obscure servant. He has been overlooked, and so shall I arise as the one who was despised and rejected by men, but am now exalted from obscurity. The pure metal cannot bond with an alloy. I will not have a mixture, but I turn up the heat to smelt out the pure. How big must a key be, anyway? Great treasures I will unlock, and I will use you as a key. What a shock, what a surprise! Women will cover their mouths as their breath is taken away, and men will guffaw in delight. A plot well planned, well executed, and which comes as a complete surprise… even earns the respect of an enemy. Yet, the enemy of the souls of many will be exposed, and I will plunder his camp to lead away captives. “Little did we know, little did we imagine the elegance and simplicity,” they will exclaim. It is written, “had they known, they would never have crucified the Lord of Glory.” A hidden key in a tiarra, a few silk worm eggs smuggled out of a stronghold, and the world has silk. I will reach into obscurity, bring forth one whom I will burnish as a sword fit for battle, and its two edges will set captives free. Watch now… I come quickly and the results will be breath taking and bring great joy and mirth on the earth.