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by Poeta
Rated: E · Other · Comedy · #1735939
Another simple poem.
To Arithmeticians.

You use numbers, and formulas to solve the world.
You think yourselves Masters, Pavers of the future.
Like you’re the glue, the mystical suture.
Without you, life would be a mess, simply hurled.

Here I stand, this archaic Rhetorician.

I use words, and sentences to speak my soul.
Weird, huh? Quite antediluvian! Really, I belong in a hole.
Yet, I burst at the seams with magic, like a magician.
Words and stories just bring chaos and perdition.

Did you even notice what I did there?
You’re just sitting there, with a blank stare.
Take a wild guess, use some numbers, if you dare.
But then again, I don’t even think you really care.

So I’ll just go, and take your advice and read some Shakespeare.
But I won’t stop writing, as you asked so kind.
For the future is yours to create and mine to bind.
For this ink flows in me, ‘tis my blood and my tear!

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