A sad solo floats on by as the lonely soloist, haughtily 
disdained  by a strong Valkyrian mezzo-soprano who 
just deals with slain heroes to be shuttled to the Feast 
in the Sky with Ho-to-yo; sings: ‘Think of me - think of 
me fondly when we’ve said goodbye’ – a soft echo in 
the empty stairwell where she’s stumbling, distraught 
Scorned as ingénue by the noble sisters of a cloister 
where words are slaughtered in a menacing silence, 
never a song is heard, she flees to hide from the con-
demning Abbess‘ eyes and from Sister Self-Justified 
ignoring Christine into non-existence; their disregard 
destroy faith and trust so she has to leave this place 
Finding refuge in her Favourite Things, images from 
Nanny McPhee & Tinker Bell Fairy Dell supply proof 
that Good exists, although the arrows of disdain find 
their mark, life is sad as spinning straw the only way 
she can CANNOT endear her to the Holy See & she 
leaves in a dream sheltering in her inner cathedral 
Where cloister-ideas are just a virtual reality without 
Valkyries, where Indra’s pearls as mystical symbols 
glimmer and glow, uniting light & sound in a joyous
new perspective within the understanding that dark-
ness is required as background to enable mankind  
to find and follow the Light
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