There are
no corners
in nature.
Only edges.
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Indianapolis 500
In a world without corners
There would be no elbows
Nobody could club each other
Accidentally in bed
Where would kneecaps go
Or artificial hips
And armpits! And merkins!
And diamonds on the mound!
Unable to turn corners
Who would grow up or start over
What a hopeless world if nobody
Could figure out all the angles
Few would have an edge
On anything
Taking corners requires
Hugging together
[Disposable June 4, 2013]
Dr. Mike
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