Superpower
by
Michael Glosenger
Suzy looked at me fretfully. “We must do something!” she exclaimed.
“Why?” I asked.
“Because!” she said. “It’s required.”
“Required by who?” I asked.
“Required by them,” she said, pointing away towards the distance.
“Who are they?” I asked.
“They are the local musician union,” she said.
“What are musicians?” I asked.
“Musicians are people who play musical instruments,” she said.
“What are musical instruments?” I asked.
“Musical instruments are objects that are manipulated by people to produce harmonious noises to create songs,” she said.
“What is a harmonious noise?” I asked.
“It is a sound that is pleasing to the ear, and when combined with other harmonious noises, one can make a song,” she said.
“Why is it pleasing to the ear?” I asked.
“I don’t know,” she said. “It just is.”
“So why must we do something again?” I asked.
“There is no reason,” she admitted.
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