Unexpected twist: The carpenter and the walrus are talking to the oysters and end up eating the oysters, but the reader doesn’t know they ate them until the last line.
Keen, Hal. "Q&N: Lewis Carroll Riddle Answer." Jill and Hal Keen. 2003. Web. 29 Mar. 2011. <http://www.hjkeen.net/halqn/answr_lc.htm>.
Carroll, Lewis. "The Walrus and the Carpenter." British Literature. 2nd ed. Greenville: BJU, 2003. 652-55. Print.
How long must I pray
Must I pray to You
How long must I wait
Must I wait for You
How long till I see Your face
See You shining through
I'm on my knees
Begging You to notice me
I'm on my knees
Father, will You turn to me
One tear in the dropping rain
One voice in a sea of pain
Could the maker of the stars
Hear the sound of my breaking heart
One life, that's all I am
Right now I can barely stand
If You're everything You say You are
Would You come close and hold my heart
I've been so afraid, afraid to close my eyes
So much can slip away before I say goodbye
But if there's no other way
I'm done asking why
'Cause I'm on my knees
Begging You to notice me
I'm on my knees
Father, will You run to me, yeah
One tear in the dropping rain
One voice in a sea of pain
Could the maker of the stars
Hear the sound of my breaking heart
One life, that's all I am
Right now I can barely stand
If You're everything You say You are
Would You come close and hold my heart
So many questions without answers
Your promises remain
I can't see but I'll take my chances
To hear you call my name
To hear you call my name
One tear in the dropping rain
One voice in a sea of pain
Could the maker of the stars
Hear the sound of my breaking heart
One life, that's all I am
Right now I can barely stand
If You're everything You say You are
Would You come close and hold my heart
Hold my heart
Could You hold my heart
Hold my heart
Question: What "...must be made the element and principle of all education"?
Answers: 1."The Bible and its principles" 2."Christian standards" 3."Truth" 4."God and a relationship with Him" 5."Collaboration between parents and educators to form the best possible education"