23.01.2007, 23:14
It took the nordic god of thunder, Thor,
belief in ancient Egypts´Amun-re
a wacky boat and sailors to the core
to prove Americas´discovery
was possible a lot of years b.c.
The critters did what hardened critters do,
demanded proof, not tested theory.
“A sphinx e.g. would be a granite clue..”
The “yes” or “no” of it? I wish I knew.
I would applaud this stunt and then forget
it as a grander tale of the great Blue
but for the moral, tested, sound and set:
That any theory can safely float,
if Gods smile kindly on your paperboat.
belief in ancient Egypts´Amun-re
a wacky boat and sailors to the core
to prove Americas´discovery
was possible a lot of years b.c.
The critters did what hardened critters do,
demanded proof, not tested theory.
“A sphinx e.g. would be a granite clue..”
The “yes” or “no” of it? I wish I knew.
I would applaud this stunt and then forget
it as a grander tale of the great Blue
but for the moral, tested, sound and set:
That any theory can safely float,
if Gods smile kindly on your paperboat.