The Boxians.

There is a place thats grey, a place that you might know; A place with clouds that hang on high and never seem to go;
And at this place you see there are people living there, they live in purple boxes, lined up and nicely square.
The Folks whom do inhabit this small cubic town, all stay within their boxes quite safe and indeed quite sound.
Four walls without windows are home to only one door, each home is fairly similar to the one seen just before.
And at this place you see there are people living there, they live in purple boxes, lined up and nicely square.
The Folks whom do inhabit this small cubic town, all stay within their boxes quite safe and indeed quite sound.
Four walls without windows are home to only one door, each home is fairly similar to the one seen just before.

Their heads are strangly square, and its easy to wonder how, they'd ever learnt to raise those heavy uno-brows;
Their eyes are deep set holes, sat on two red round cheeks,
and small bodies and short arms, complete these odd looking geeks.

Each NEVER will converse as they secure trusty padlocks on, and fear of the outside and of all other Boxian.

They'd have no need for eyes, so 'poof' off they'd go; Well what could they see through a thick brick window.
And 'poof' should go their mouths', without a need for talk, like an avary of Birds not sounding their natural squark.
It is saddening to see, this societies blameful shame, If Boxians could but realise that they're all exactly the same;
Each with a great square head, each are prefectly similar thinkers.
Each with two round red cheeks, and those generically familar binkers.
And 'poof' should go their mouths', without a need for talk, like an avary of Birds not sounding their natural squark.
It is saddening to see, this societies blameful shame, If Boxians could but realise that they're all exactly the same;
Each with a great square head, each are prefectly similar thinkers.
Each with two round red cheeks, and those generically familar binkers.

Every Boxian would be happy, and would be making friends galore, and every home a welcome mat placed neatly at the door.

1 Comments:
Poor Old Boxians...perhaps if they warred with the Circular Curs, they'd learn they had more in common with one another....
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