Monday, April 26, 2010

Ariving At

The moment of great inertia,
Is the one of all moments,
That threatens to take over your life,
And show you what idle hands meant,

When they turned themselves over to you-know-who.
Not to say that they're the same thing.
In one you're makiing no contribution,
And the other, at least you're doing something.

That's one thing at a certain age,
And quite something else at another time,
What joy if one could simply press a button,
To randomly define,

What's alright,
And what should never be,
Like the nature of those moments,
Spoken of previously.

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