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Alviss and the Internet


 
Amid the millennia to pass
Lived many who would seek to surpass
Venerated wise men, to whom the years had not been kind,
Instilled with a thirst they could not bind
Searching more than just a whim
So it was until we became like him. 
 
Welcoming answers provided instantly
Everyone diluting their knowledge constantly;
 
Autism and vaccines once being as bedfellows
Rejecting prevention, many did bellow
Erroneously believing any of this, 
 
No, we have not become like Alviss
Only recently have we become as sheep
The tides of change have slowly begun to creep.
 
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