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Knowledge


I guess people think that I'm pretty smart

I do have knowledge, so that's a start

I've learned many things

Things, that are worthy of kings

Here they are plain as can be

Yeah, they may make you jump for glee:

Ive learned about Election Polls,

And some old Dead Sea Scroll

I've learned about friction and gravity too,

Also why ven the sky is blue

I've learned how to even subtract and divide,

How to make a skin a hide

One thing I've known and always will know,

Knowledge is key and should be your beau

All these things that I hath learned,

From books which are not unturned

I'd choose knowledge; forever mine

You choose it too, then it's thine

 

 

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