Brain Game
There is a great game all will like to play,
Played so cunningly,some try to avoid;
When it pass us by,hardly we say nay,
For it seems our head,have become so void.
Meticulously one has to adhere,
To all it's command when thy cards are set;
But if thou falter,bid thyself to hear,
From gambling masters,in thy dream had met.
Forbid not thy heart if it wish return,
Back to make amends in alacrity;
Strikingly stupendous shall be thy turn,
All shall marvel at such pomposity,
For rambunctiously thou have make a name;
And thou hast poignantly played the brain game.
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