I’ve always taught that the shortest distance
between two points
is
a
straight
line.
Such a truth never made me
happy, so I drank
and downed cylindrical pills.
Eventually the principal,
Mrs. Adair, fired me.
I wasn’t a good example.
I became a rhombus—
until my lines
broke. Now
even triangles avoid me.
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