No Shortcuts Please (poem) by David Tanguay

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With, television, movies, music, the internet and old fashion gossip

Where do the young find refuge to absorb all of this high-tech?

Surely, with personal computers valuable information is gathered with the

Help of the agency called gosip

We find so little time to see how we all as human beings relate and connect

Our modern technology can bring us the answers that can help save the

Lives - of so many

Also, entertain us with activities to satisfy the wishes of both the young and the old

However, walks through Mother Nature are becoming rare and obsolete - she misses our

Solitude and solemn company

Though science can teach us " HOW," it all comes alive - only God can explain " WHY?" it

All so beautifully unfolds

Yes in the classroom it's real you can touch it, you can see it - OH - it's all so sensible

All the pieces fit together we find joy in the explanation of " HOW" it all functions

However to answer the question " WHY?", with God the answer is quite comprehensible

So take no shortcuts please - on your latest discoveries, for the " HOW" and the " WHY?" must

Find true conjunction

"Or your newfound discoveries will truly wind up as major malfunctions"

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