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A Difficult Task


Solving a Rubik’s Cube is a difficult task But it’s done seconds. Attempting can make one take to a flask, Everyone sits and beckons. One takes a look and says, “I don’t have the time.” All I say is “give it a turn!” They refuse and rather suck on a lime. I encourage them that they can truly learn. It is incredibly easy When you know the secrets. You do not even have to be sleazy. All I hear is crickets. Red, orange, blue, Trust me you really knew. Yellow, white, green, I know I am the queen. I don’t mean to be rude, Please do not raise your fist. I know I can solve the cube And I’ll give you the gist. Left, right, up, down, Repeat, you’re doing wonderful. Smile and just don’t frown. You know it, so sensational. Look what you did. It’s complete. I do not fib. It is always a treat. Have another go. Twist and turn. Conquer your foe.
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