DARWINNER

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DARWINNER

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When I have an idea

It is shiny and new

I step back and admire it

Think "That's just what I'll do"

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Then the first glitch appears

My idea must change

I must factor in factors

Regroup and rearrange

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I still like my idea

Though it shines not as bright

But as I plow forward

Nothing goes right

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It is then that I see

The huge fatal flaw

My idea blows up

Though I fought tooth and claw

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It is then I need Darwin

With his big proven fact

My surviving and thriving

Depends on how I adapt

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