All I Need is Reason
Were I to never think before I act,
Misfortune would abound incessantly.
My reason is what keeps my life intact.
It’s what I hold most dear in life, in fact
I know what poor decisions there could be
Were I to never think before I act.
In everything, I exercise great tact;
And never risk unnecessarily
My reason is what keeps my life intact.
Yet often trivial matters will distract—
I lose control; I would more frequently,
Were I to never think before I act.
Despite my flaws, their negative impact,
I never let them get the best of me.
My reason is what keeps my life intact.
So highly do I value this abstract
Because I’d surely face calamity
Were I to never think before I act.
My reason is what keeps my life intact.
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