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The most beautiful short poem ever

 

Rooting for Alzheimers


All the things you never did
And all the things you do

They all return in later years
They all return to haunt you



The most beautiful short poem ever


 


Flutter by,
Butterfly

 

Sadly (or rather: gladly) as Google told me, I wasn't the only one to dream that one up.

So, no copyright there; and so I tried to top that with the arguably less beautiful, but even shorter poem, the shortest possible ever, so there!


I
die



That's it, Folks! ;-)



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