Friday, 11 May 2012

Episode 4 - Chapter 1


Now here's a riddle, a hey diddle diddle, a cock on the fiddle, got stuck in the middle and try

try

try

not to giggle.

A prince with the swagger of a born again blagger, euphoric stagger, all cloak and dagger, a wisp in the night

night

night

or carpet bagger?

This is the way that plots are hatched, centred on buildings that used to be thatched, pieces brought closer, so easily matched, a scheme's not a scheme

scheme

scheme

if easily snatched.

Wide awake in a land of wonder, husband and wife, their life going under, not even together but torn asunder, without a clue all they can do

do

do

is blunder.

One's a puppet freed from child's fear, three friends she has, one voice she can hear, while elsewhere a peacock with all it holds dear, takes ancient foe

foe,

foe,

drawing it near.

Now do all the players stand on the stage, or are there a few who lurk off the page, if you had the answer you'd get a fine wage, for the heart of the Weave

Weave

Weave

is where such questions rage.

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