ROUTES









At a greatest risk 
Some do cover the distances. 
Along the way,
 
Jumping and limping 
The journey must be ended. 

Running and crawling 
The task must be accomplished. 

Sleeping and waking 
The roles must be established. 

Pulling and pushing 
The war must be compioned. 

Heating and cooling
The drum must be made 
Out of the thickest or thinnest.

Rubbing and tearing 
The bearers must be tempted 

Setting and duping
The unfixed cap must be wore. 

Walking and seating 
The facts must be fixed a time. 

Buying or selling 
The signs must be buried, 
Burnt, dumped in the hearth. 

Haunting and hindering 
Their fingers must be iced.

Pounding and milling
The hot in peppers must be. 

Nature makes it so 
Harshly and hardy of the rocks.

Boiling and firing
The trues will never be falsed. 

The choices of throwing
Justify the feeling end.

The roles of storyteller is 
To figure and modify his dishes. 
What start what end.

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