A Complex Beasty
I was walking along the street one day
When I looked into a station
With gas and food and purple cars
To see a funny creation
It had two heads and fifty arms
And a hundred weaving feet
A club with spikes and bells and whistles
And I prayed we’d never meet!
He stormed along that dreary street
Throwing screaming people
And crushing cars beneath his feet
As like you would a beetle
I went to him, the brute, and asked,
“Why are you killing for thrill?”
He looked at me with a million eyes and said,
“I’m a health care bill!”
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