The Apple Poem by Randy McClave
The Apple
Sitting underneath the apple tree
Was Issac Newton and me,
Then the Apple fell upon Issac's head
He discovered gravity, and I discovered butter for bread,
He then formulated the laws of motion
While I thought of the use of an apple as a lotion,
The world would then change both scientifically and hungrily
When we used the apple our own way, as once did Eve.
Randy L. McClave
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