‘Tis perilous, Sir, to write our thoughts to paper, To commit our living words to those unknown, For regardless of the flair expressed in writing all with care The interpretation’s different to each clone. What may be black and white and clear as crystal, To others may diffuse as shades of grey And the message, though succinct, may be read as challenge brink-ed To confuse and collapse in disarray.
Oh the agony and the ecstasy of we writers Is best captured in the rolling of the dice For to script all saccharin sweet may be interpreted as… effete? But a dour approach won’t be observed as nice! Yet to lay about with broadsword is defeatist And collapsing belly up implies a lie, So perhaps the best refrain is to abstain from all the pain And leave the ****** prose to fools who don’t care… why?