Bumfuzzle
To confuse
And to muzzle
Is all to bumfuzzle
To loosing your sock
And forgetting a lock
That goes to a chest
Which I must jest
Is locked away upon
What, a dreary evening pond
Oh the irony at
How I now see
That life is no longer
An object for men to squander
We must straighten our lines
And repay all fines
Learn of our past errors
Never fall back on terrors
Stand strong and as whole
Lest we all pay our toll
As ashes to ashes then to dust
We are like metal, but we may rust
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