lathynarn

Argument: in which a metaphorical tunnel is followed and the King reappears prior to the disappearance of Sir Lathynarn.
A tunnel.
The floor is cobbled – brick and monoblock herringboned to infinity, sunken where the workmen knew a teabreak or two; puddle in those spots where the workmen spilled a teacup or two....

Argument: Falling and jumping to flowers and a parade of ironclad knights.
A window frame of sandstone, solid thick and thuggish against the blue sky with tower blocks and glass and curved steel amplifying the crowd noise below.
Looking down…

Argument: In which three knights sing about noses and what they can mean for the world.
Up the stairs and up the stairs and up the stairs we go – shedding depth and music hall appeals ten miles below.
“The song

Argument: Death is averted, silence is encountered and the show, oh yes, it must go on.
Don’t turn to the dark, Sir Lathynarn! – it is always dark with the lights off and the black high in amplitude, intensity and inkiness – climb those stairs and turn not back, reach not out, sing not loud, unknot proud the tangle you’ve avoided and dismissed...