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The best of times
the worst of times,
the boom, the bust,
the ashes to ashes
and the dust to dust,
the punky reggae party
with the faded goth,
from for whom the bell tolls
to the grapes of wrath.
Sometimes it all adds up. Sometimes it doesn't.
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