Consider, Thou Brain

CONSIDER, THOU BRAIN

Would thou consider, Brain
How much is the worth
I have strived these many years
From childish curl to bristly grey hair
In other for thee to reason and 
Be the base of ingenuity to life?

For this, I schooled thee
Here and overseas in alien soils
Larning to enhance thy noesis
Journey round climes and sites
Of earth for thy exposure
And get thee conform to the times.

For thy sake I have subject
The other members to suffer 
From sleep, food and labour
From leisure and exercises
All for thy restless quest
To discover, know and create.

But thou hast not yet reached
The end of thy quest and suffer
With all thy conjectures.
Beware to what thy reasoning
Is leading unto…thy own demise
For there is no end to knowing.

Thou hast become apathetic 
And prone to apoplexy
With all features aged before time 
Because thou hast failed to realize
Einstein is common sense by which 
Thy crude forbears have rest!
Copyright © | Year Posted 2014

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