ferociously needy a time or two amongst the tall solemn weeping willow trees like guards awaiting like mums to stifle any running vines from climbing the ancient brick spires and soiling their breeches knees with god awful grass stains and the toes of their polished cordovansΒ Β so decadently like wanton orphans here we are brought up in castles with desires not met by brick or mortar or examples, tell me pa , with your grappling of the maid Helen, in the parlor, were not of a mind as I, all I ask , Sir, is to run wild one day of the month, not forever, like you, and mum, always stern like a Catholic Nun on guard to ensure no one ever smiles or has fun, is that our ruling obligatory commitment? Fun is catch and hide and seek and roses growing a little wild outside their containments, once in the while? Or shall I stifle my creativity my wants, and just grab *** the help every chance I get?