Mushroom Man of Canterbury Lane mh 4/98 Where the grass is silver and the silver is grass, Where the wondrous spells of Warlock Web are cast, Where the sun is shade and shade is the sun Where once a week it rains light on anyone, There lives the Mushroom Man of Canterbury Lane. Where the snails are springs and the springs are snails Where the children bring flowers without fail, Where North is straight up and up is straight North Where all realize his or her worth; There lives the Mushroom Man of Canterbury Lane. Where gorillas dance as if under a trance Where jungle is desert and desert is jungle, Where for six days all play but on the seventh all stay still and without thought watch the light fall; There lives the Mushroom Man of Canterbury Lane. Where the trees are chairs that bend with the breeze Where the great silky Vamintha can roam free, Where the fish fly and the flies fish making themselves their captives' dish; There lives the Mushroom Man of Canterbury Lane. Where absence is sin and sin is absent, Where moles study their holes to see where they will went, Where light comes but once and all stay inside watching the downpour from their windowpanes, Save the Mushroom Man of Canterbury Lane. Mushroom Man is considered a tad strange For on the rain day he does not cower with fright and hide like the rest, but goes outside and catches the teary light in a pail. He brings the bucket to his 'room and paints it bright - a cylindrical gold delight which fades in intensity and brilliance as the week wears down in the 6 day shade; When flowers hold children under a pale sky When the mammoth Vamintha lumbers by When fluorescent vines shine the way through brush When violet apes scour the desert plush, When moles crawl in the tunnels Web built fast When the past is peace and the peace is passed When shadowless souls shatter and winds blow; When everything is free except the will When Web melts turquoise fire, conjures snow and directs all with his magickal refrain, Save the worshipper of the hidden light, the Mushroom Man of Canterbury Lane.