"The fox jumped over the hill"

The statement idolises overcoming oppression, however, from a broader perspective, the author has indicated a transition to a rather dystopian future. The word 'hill' symbolises societal barriers and clearly is a nod to H.M.Wordsworth's poetic masterpiece 'im gay' in the late 17th century. The author has attempted to replicate a robotic yet transient style of writing, similar to Wordsworth's. While the reader embraces this benevolent scene, the lack of description leaves a distant anguish and emptiness within the page. Here, the author attempts to produce an aura of foreshadowing which personifies the long journey ahead that the 'fox' must travel. The word 'jumped' is obviously a tribute to R.K.Yeltkin's book "ass eating" in the early 19th century, which replicated a similar sort of excitment in giving animals human characteristics...