By Mark Tulin
Maybe there’s a treasure
in my computer junk file.
Maybe I can make it larger
or find the perfect beauty,
I’ve been missing out on all these years.
Maybe, in that swamp of clutter
is a magic cure for low blood sugar,
a new way to relieve my erectile dysfunction,
a solution to belly fat while I’m asleep,
a low-interest loan on that house
in Malibu, the perfect way to meditate
or secure a Carribean timeshare before it’s too late.
Maybe I’ve been neglecting the obvious,
ignoring the truth, or haven’t been listening
to the right kind of advice.
“Writing is a way of figuring out what I see.” – the writer.
thedrabble.wordpress.com 
Do we ever get the right kind of advice?
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That is a profound question, Orvillewrong. I’d have to say, occassionaly, and only when we’re open to it.
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A telling commentary on life at this moment in time and the search to find a cure for what ails us.
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