“The Great Jane Fox”
The Great Jane Fox leaps over the
moon. Contemplates the past tense,
and did it again. But every time the
Great Jane Fox leaps over the
moon, she always wished that she
leapt over the moon. The Great
Fox is leaping over the moon continually,
paused, thinks, and each time finds
herself having leapt over the moon. Never
“leaps over the moon,” she thought.
The Great Jane Fox leaps over
the moon right now, but never,
“leaps over the moon,” to her.
Leaps still. And always leapt.
