A Writ, Me Tick
By jmparisi
Tue, 28 Sep 2004
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One train leaves from point A,
travelling east.
Another leaves at the same time from point B
travelling west.
I am on one of them
You, on the other.
A short subtraction, long division
It never adds up.
I multiply you
a thousand times,
exponentially in essence;
in a sense, innocence.
When will x equal y,
why do I try
when all I get
are derivatives
random variances
of you?
Solve my problem,
please
It's all I ever ask of you
And when two trains
collide,
It will be
an improbability.
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