Always Keep a Corkscrew, Lighter, and Calculator
These are the days of haunted, rented house
Of the technology of service
Of riding complete with ease
How the program shapes destiny
Still you must carry
The necessary implements
You never know what you may encounter
Down the road
You never know
Who may provide an answer
In the crazy mist of tumultuous days
A dull great man
Bereft of calculus once told me
its better to have a corkscrew
Though always,
You should use a lighter
Copyright © Justin Debrosse | Year Posted 2012
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