Doctors are technicians today
Their eloquent hands never pray
They just use new machines
And ancient vaccines
To lessen our will to decay.
But preserving our souls is too hard
As rituals and rites have been barred.
So we pretend we have none,
And it’s true they have gone
To the underground where there’s no guard.
Eloquence is no guarantee
But it suits us when making a plea.
The inarticulate beseech
As with eyes they out reach
A minimum wage and some glee,
