Shedding the fear and seeing the light. |
Jill had a very narrow sight, and so she had to hold on tight to what came from authority because she was afraid to see. A fungus growing far away made news within her town one day, and even though it did seem strange, it claimed that it could make a change. Jill read the news with narrow eye, and thought it might be wise to try to look beyond the grim and grave and make a trip to Fungus Cave. (You had to eat the fungus stuff and then that would be good enough to make a change--yet only one, and once the change, you would be done.) She landed in the land of Mold where stubborn ways hang onto old; she saw a ropy barricade and noticed that the ropes were frayed. But nonetheless she got on through and found a one-way avenue with storefronts selling urn and bread, and little idols made of lead. Jill left Assertion Avenue and headed for the jungle to locate the cave which she held hope would give her sight much greater scope. She trod the trails without a thought of just how tortuous and hot it had become to have a go at clearer sight and lesser woe. Upon the cave at last she came appearing like some gray stone frame; she went inside and soon she found that fungus in a great big mound. Within a cave across the sea Jill found her way and now can see; the taste of what she found was right, and now she’s glad she sees the light. 40 Lines |