ENDEAVOR
I sat at my piano;
I looked at all the keys;
It was an empty studio-
Outside were all the trees!
I gazed outside the window
"I musn't lose any time!"
Running out the chateau,
I could hear some church bells chime.
Suddenly, I was disheartened!
Suddenly, I felt dismayed!
This ringing was a godsend-
My art had been delayed!
I scurried back inside,
Thinking all the thoughts I could-
"What can I write?" I cried.
"Am I even any good?"
I thought and I thought
And I scribbled and I thought.
"I can do it!" I fought.
"There's no use to be taught,"
And then at once I had it!
My spark of creativity!
Would anything be more fit
To write than relativity?
And so, dear reader, here am I
Hoping you relate.
As I merely try
To influence and create.
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