Revelations: Page 505

Turning the page, you come to yet another series of scattered hand-written notes. The most apparent of these notes is centred between both pages:
"The gun lay on the dusty carpet." "Returning in awe I took it so carefully up""That the second shot, equally unintended""notched the hardwood banister""and brought a strange bright smell of ancient sap to life""in a beam of dusty sunlight.""Absolutely alone""in awareness of the mechanism.""Like the first time you put your mouth""on a woman." At the bottom of the page and immediately beneath the poem, a smaller note in vibrant red reads:

A thin arrow connects the words to the poem.

It all looks to be an older form of Thalassian. It seems you may have to find a way to translate it.

Perhaps the other bookshelves could be of use.