Songs Of Psalmist (What Is My Purpose)

CHAPTER 18 (Psalmist & Riddler)

"Miss me?" the Psalmist continues his story. "Be still, my friend, and care to listen again?"

Finally, we can now hear his voice that makes us feel cozy and eager to listen carefully. Our dear friend that sings to us with clear, confident, powerful, and warm exhortation. Remember his voice that is as big as a giant but as soft as a singing maya. As deep as the ocean but as high as the heavenly bodies. Like music, every phrase is harmonious to our ears...

With this journey where we are still aboard, The Psalmist recalled the scene with this song,

"come high that city with walls
come in' nay come out o' that wall
one day we need that wall to fall

come search the fighter in that seal
come enigmatic man, answer we will
that day, can't find here, we could feel

enter in the narrow gate
enter in the broad gate
which is which
look to the answer in the problem
look for the solution to thy problem
which is which

come out that city with walls
come in' nay come out of the wall
one day we need the wall to fall"

The City of Walls is like an egg. The shell is the High Wall covering around the circumference of the city where anyone can enter but anyone can't exit. The egg white is the Gate Walls which is full of big holes one can pass through. And the egg yolk is the city itself where we can find the Cityfolks and their keepings.

Between the High Wall and the Gate Walls is a wide field. Almost none cared to take a step in that field; almost none goes back outside the Gates of the city of walls; for they lost all hopes in going out. And they were already satisfied with the lifestyle inside. So, we are the only ones who can witness our four characters in front of the High Walls.

The Cityfolks with their uniforms and conformities, we could see, are still busy at their own dillydallies and with their prideful faces.

We could also see that He is still facing and wailing at the High Walls while Taler is staring at him, wondering. Beside them is Ms. Puddle, still enjoying her fill in a near puddle. And behind her, still coolly seated and leaning at the wall is the enigmatic Riddler.

He then stopped wailing at the wall and began to think, "narrow gate and wide gate?... solution to our problem in the answer?..."

He did not make his desperation and tantrums gets the best of him. He remembered what his father always told him, "He, let not the hot kettle scream with steam; find a way to cease its seize."

Though He really didn't understood the meaning of the parable, or if it is even a parable at all, or that Father is just scolding He to remove the takore out of the pugon's fire literally.

While He is still deep within his thoughts, Taler suddenly became curious and walked towards Riddler with his cute fast feet. Taler asked Riddler, "Oh, ever wonder, sir, why did the Cityfolks care not to go outside?"

Riddler then answered Taler's query with another question, "Look at them faces, me friend. What do you see?"

Taler answered, "Oh... hmm... maybe... satisfied at their comfort zones, sir?"