Jezebel was a very evil witch. She saw all, and espied it upon the tapestry. Therefore, what was real, she said was not And what was not, she said was real. Thus, all things became a mess When she changed the times and laws To make every statement False.
"For," she said, "If I am queen, "I get to make true. What I wish to make true. "Therefore, if a rival King were born "I get to make it a day which I choose. "For I am, and there is no one else. "I make the laws, I make the customs "All truth is hinged off of my desires."
Elijah, like other men, Had a memory, not perfect, but enough. He remembered the arts and sciences As some of it were. Yet, he saw, the arts and sciences were made false. Thus, he became a little insane And bit his nails, and chattered his teeth Until, he came upon Herodotus. He saw it had changed.
Thus, Elijah cried, "It is Jezebel! "It is Ahab! It is Jehoram!" And she allied with Sennacherib, too. And thus, he set to prove it. Yet, all mocked and laughed. They said, "You are just a loon "Elijah. No such thing is possible." Yet, Jezebel's demonic spies Crept into the corners of all the houses And changed all time, all law, All science, all custom. To which, it was Baal, And Elijah would not bow the knee.
Thus, Elijah cried out, "I see Good, and I've seen Good "And all the stories lost their luster!" Jezebel cried, "It is better, don't you know? "Don't let people have too much hope "Or they become weak like you."
Yet, she mocked one day a vile man And this man was not good, you see. Yet, she mocked him, thinking herself to be a god. And he threw her from a window. He did not care. And when they went to bury her, She was consumed to the marrow By dogs, who licked her bones, And snarled when someone tried to take a bone To bury.
Mark 13:51Jesus saith unto them, Have ye understood all these things? They say unto him, Yea, Lord. 52Then said he unto them, Therefore every scribe which is instructed unto the kingdom of heaven is like unto a man that is an householder, which bringeth forth out of his treasure things new and old.
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