Quote from ScoobyStoo:
There once was a dog, who lived over the sea, upon threads he stumbled, which filled him with glee
He read all the words, and they did make sense, but then he looked deeper, and did become tense
His ideas were so simple, like the words that he read, but it must be more complex, he thought in his head
So off on a journey, he embarked with much haste, reading all that he could, but oh what a waste
For the options he saw, they came in all form, like the mountains up high, they were far from the norm
Even deeper he travelled, to the realms of the strange, with exotic young maidens, dependent on range
Then came on the scene, old Jack in his folly, a man of few words, he did look a right wally
Further that dog, did trot the wrong path, into mires and maelstroms, one dirty mud bath
Then the young dog stepped back, to survey all he saw, and reread the texts, just one time once more
He forgot all the maths, that had clouded his brain, and sought out the simple, to keep him more sane
And returned once again, one time in his mind, to a frame of his thought, to which he'd been blind
With much mirth he realised, he'd been right from the start, to bin all the bullshit, and just look at the chart
The wise ones were talking, in riddle and rhyme, of that which he knew, from the beginning of time
For an I and an I, can take you up high, if the bees are all busy, they wave sense a goodbye
But don't peddle that bike, just admire the view, and wait for the time, when the many are few
For those who can trade, the toss of a coin, small be their mouth, but big be their groin
A fool the dog was, to sing the hard song, how easy it is, he'd been right all along
The pressure is only, to bend like a reed, should more grass so tall, leap up from the seed
The box in a box, is a beautiful sight, as the monkeys come running, it shows off its might
Rothko paints wisdom, for those who can see, the colours may change, but a bee is a bee
So where now asks the dog, should his thinking be took
Do the foxes leave clues, in some form of book?
Of course they do, oh yes I do think
But without new tools, they'll be missed in a blink