THE GIRL WITH IMMACULATE HAIR
It was just before dawn, when immaculate and forlorn, Beth stood by and asked me to tangle her top.
Now this is terribly formed and messily drawn, but the story continues, I said `what?`
She said `My hair isn`t a mess, and it`s causing me stress` her knees landed on the bed- KER-PLOP!
Well, before the thought reached my head, I had leapt out of bed, both feet hit the floor KER-THUD!
`C`mon` said my mouth and we raced through the house, in the dark because it was just before dawn…
Well, we tripped on the rag which was an old rug we once had, and slid on the floor KER-OUCH! Because the wall stopped our slide!
And as the sun rose outside, we could see where we were and where we had been. We could see our beds where we`d slept, and the hallway we`d not crept, and there from the floor where we`d fallen, not a rug/rag
but your messy bag! KER-YAY!
Well this bag was very unusual and obviously so, it had two black shoes with two rainbow stockinged legs, silver and gold shapes on the side and a sturdy zipper on top. KER-WEIRD! Well, just in the `nick of time`, whatever that means, we emptied the bag all over the floor.
You let out a scream at the things you`d just seen, with my ears on my fingers I said `KER-WHAT?!`
A spider? A mouse? A Hippolotomouth?
You smiled and said `No silly! It`s my STAR!`
Now, if you donot know, because you never have known, the star is a book for your dreams, if you write them all down and read of them often they can become much more real than they seem.
Well, with a pen Beth begun as she had done on pages 7 5 3 and 2; her wish for less than immaculate hair, and as her teeth bit the pen, an idea with such wit formed again, she wrote the first word
KER-UREKA!
On page 9 she divined that in the bag she would find, some spirally springs made of metal.
Would this have been different if her name wasn`t Beth, but maybe Hansell or Gretal?
And, as naturally you would do, as I once did it too, I wondered what 7 5 3 2 said.
Well, on page 7 she`d written as a matter of fact, that she needed some SPARKLY CLIPS.
On page 5 the word CONUMDRUM (which is a problem to be undone), and after that A FULL FIST OF STARS…
On page 3 she had FRESH, then, FLOWERS and then, ANICHA (meaning renewed all the time).
And on page 2 was the first thing, and hardly a `WOW!` thing, she had wrote just simply, A COMB.
Well, I returned with the springs and she re-read what she`d writ, in the order that she first wrote them down.
A COMB, FRESH, FLOWERS, ANICHA, A FULL FIST OF STARS, AND CONUMDRUM (with a line through it, meaning problem solved), EUREKA! (which in the Greek language means `a very good idea`), which obviously the spirally springs were.
Now I`m sure that you can guess, we managed to make quite a mess, of young Beth`s immaculate hair! So we successfully stayed where we sat and we played and we laughed, until we got hungry and went and made breakfast.
THE END/BEGINNING
