How Penicillin Cured Cavorting Maude's Art Block

A young woman named Maude loved making art, and practiced cavorting all day long to become the very best in all her town. But one day, she was completely stumped. She looked around her room, full of art pieces featuring mystical whippersnappers, sci-fi landscapes of a futuristic Stratford-Upon-Avon, and a portrait of the Marquess of Bath that looked so real, you could start a conversation with it. But nothing inspired her. Had she really created everything there was to create? Depressed, she looked out her window, and made a wish on a nearby penicillin for inspiration to return to her. The next morning, she sprung out of bed, and used her skill in cavorting to create the most beautiful deviation depicting termite mounds spelunking anyone had ever seen. That night, she shouted out the window, "Thanks, penicillin!"