So I was saying to my old buddy Aristotle the other day
I think you’re kind of missing the boat there Stot
Nobody seems to remember that we fought a big war
Well our fathers did and they supposedly won
But a lot of them didn’t come back
And there’s been skirmishes pretty much once a week since then
And you have think about well I guess you don’t have to
But think about the other side
A bunch of dead and they lost their country
And then the plague happened
Happened here and it happened there and where’s your victory
Nobody seems to remember this stuff
And you’re supposed be looking down at the earth
Not like Plato with his finger pointing up to the Forms
But you you look around and you see motion
And you see virtues and spontaneous generation
And don’t you see that people have forgotten their feet and hands
That like three years ago everybody was in a panic
And thousands died
Well I hope your great Alexander’s going to fix everything right up
He does look good on a horse