The Greatest Leap Ever Taken

Hanuman stood on the hilltop and sucked in his stomach. He frisked his tail and raised it a little at the end. Then without pausing to think he drew in his neck, laid back his ears and jumped. The speed of Hanuman's jump pulled blossoms and flowers into the air after him. They fluffled like little stars on the waving tree tops. Beneath Hanuman as he went, the green salt water parted and he could see the whales and fishes like people surprised at home. That monkey was like a comet pushing the sky from his way and bumping clouds aside.