Let The Dime Decide
Let The Dime Decide Emerging from my denim's depths, where linty creatures lie: a coin to use - to flip and choose the way for you and I. The tiniest of a tinny mint, (of borders, not of worth), shall fly from off my forceful thumb and somersault to earth. Depending on the side that lands, I'll flash a frown or grin - if Roosevelt can see the sky: we're heading left; I win. But if the darkness of the ground and grass impedes his sight, then I have lost the argument and we'll be turning right. Solet us end this vain debate by making fate our guide. With gravity and destiny We'll let the dime decide.
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