Reclined at the entrance steps of the university was a man with hair so long that it covered his face. Next to him was a brown bag that smelled of a foul odor. One would think him the town drunk at first glance, but that couldn't be. For you see this man had a flute. This made him the town's drunk musician; probably a music theory major who had drunk a bit too much after celebrating the end of finals.
"Gather round so that I can sing to you the song of my people," the drunk musician said. No doubt he was trying to con unsuspecting university students into giving him money after he sang a quick tune for them. There were few things worse in the world than musicians who expected to get money for their art. What was next? A baker asking payment for his bread?
"There once existed a creature by the name of Keshi who terrorized this land,"
"The creature was small,"
"No bigger than an eraser,"
"But he was mightier than any sword,"
"He would slighter his way into your books and eat its pages,"
"With time he grew hungry for more,"
"He ate more and more knowledge,"
"He ate encyclopedias,"
"He ate dictionaries,"
"He even ate a Professor or two,"
"The students cried out for someone to end the terror of the Keshi,"
"But there was no one who could do anything,"
"Gather round so that I can sing to you the song of my people," the drunk musician said. No doubt he was trying to con unsuspecting university students into giving him money after he sang a quick tune for them. There were few things worse in the world than musicians who expected to get money for their art. What was next? A baker asking payment for his bread?
"There once existed a creature by the name of Keshi who terrorized this land,"
"The creature was small,"
"No bigger than an eraser,"
"But he was mightier than any sword,"
"He would slighter his way into your books and eat its pages,"
"With time he grew hungry for more,"
"He ate more and more knowledge,"
"He ate encyclopedias,"
"He ate dictionaries,"
"He even ate a Professor or two,"
"The students cried out for someone to end the terror of the Keshi,"
"But there was no one who could do anything,"