I can name that headline in three notes …

When you work with words, sometimes you get to turn work into play.

Take the not so subtle reference in a headline atop Friday's op-ed page, for instance:

"First there is a Muslim then there is no Muslim

"... then there is"

Are you old enough to recognize the original and can you get it out of your head in less than 24 hours after you think of it?

No fair peeping below.

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 Donovan in 2005, first released 1967:

First there is a mountain,
then there is no mountain, then there is.
First there is a mountain,
then there is no mountain, then there is.