PRELECT square

1. DAPPLED
2. AMORINO
3. POLECAT
4. PRELECT
5. LICENTE
6. ENACTOR
7. DOTTERS • DAPPLED — marked with spots or patches of different colors or shades, as in “dappled sunlight” or a “dappled horse.”
   • AMORINO — a small figure of Cupid or a cherub, especially in art. The plural is amorini. Merriam-Webster
   • POLECAT — a small, strong-smelling mammal related to the weasel; in North America, the word is also commonly used for a skunk. Figuratively, it can mean a particularly unpleasant or contemptible person.
   • PRELECT — to give a lecture or formal discourse, especially publicly or before an academic audience. It is an uncommon or historical word. Oxford English Dictionary
   • LICENTE — permitted or allowed. This adjective is obsolete and is no longer used in ordinary modern English. Collins Dictionary
   • ENACTOR — a person or body that enacts something, particularly one that establishes a law; it can also mean someone who performs or represents an action or role.
   • DOTTERS — people or things that make, place, or cover something with dots. For example, “the dotters added colored points to the design.” The dappled polecat will prelect on the amorino while the licente enactor organizes the dotters.
   The dappled polecat watches the amorino as a licente prelect was delivered by an enactor to the gathering of dotters. The dappled polecat will prelect
   on the amorino and inspect
   while the licente enactor
   begins to factor
   and organizes the dotters,
   now all of them plotters.
   The dappled polecat watches
   the amorino and the spotches
   as a licente prelect was delivered
   by an enactor, lily livered,
   to the gathering of dotters
   and all of them spotters.
   The dappled polecat rose to prelect
   On the amorino with learned effect.
   The licente enactor, attending to matters,
   Watched over and organized all of the dotters.

Final

The dappled polecat began to prelect
On the amorino it paused to inspect,
While the licente enactor began to factor
The plans of each dotter, now also a plotter.
The dappled polecat watched all the splotches
Upon the amorino—the marks and the blotches.
The licente enactor, though rather lily-livered,
Made certain the formal address was delivered
To the gathering dotters, those watchful spotters,
Who listened together like scholarly plotters.
Then the dappled polecat rose to prelect
On the amorino with learned effect.
The licente enactor, attending to matters,
Watched over, organizing, all of the dotters.