A Question

A question. A question which can have but one answer. He who asks, has sought an answer, a moment before, to another query. A question similar. It's perspective different. Others in the group of men answered with little hesitation. Now, this second question is directed at you. The answer is on your tongue. It tickles your mouth. You have been with the one asking for a time now. The answer is the reason you tossed your nets back into the boat, left your family, and stepped where he stepped. The others look at you. The question they answered was so much easier. They mimicked the responses of those in the crowds. Now, your companions, your friends, look to you for an answer, for your answer to the question. You have always been their rock. You can hear the youngest among the group, asking to which side of the boat should the nets be thrown. Often you were right, your instinct was good. You knew the trade. N...