Trial and Error (Do The Twist)

"If thi~ink that a kiss is al~l in the lips--
C'mon... You've got~ it all wrong~ man."

And if ten tons of bricks and a Fallopia flip doesn't light up your tires then you're a pacifist.
And if I can't rev you one more time by offering kinetic bliss, you're a wreck, not a rider, who may one day take the easy quit.

But if you can't die happy, you can at least die bored, and prove to the sky and sun you weren't just a lord--
On your own throne and not to be despised or abhorred because you can try real hard to be worth a good mourn.

But if you can't find a way to be good in a token, the memories you have not worth two cents or unspoken,
It's never too late to try to fix something that's only--
bro~ken and build new times of good will, not misfortune.

But with the luck of a sailor, if you're stuck in a stint, and you're not budgin' much or you're sick of it?
With a heart half there that doesn't emit?

"Oh well. Then do the twist."

-Jose E Boyd.