A lost conclusion, a gained solution.

There is a child sitting in a classroom.

The lesson has just finished, yet their mind continues to explore the idea of the topic the classroom has discussed for his homework assignment.

The dismissal bell rings, breaking the child’s concentration and their train of thought; They were so enthralled in thinking, they had forgotten to write down what conclusions they had made on their thought exercise, and cannot complete their homework!

Yet, the child would not let this lesson go to waste, knowing that he could turn it into a limerick, and maybe submit that for grades instead of the now lost conclusion; if they couldn’t remember what conclusion they had previously made - they will make a new conclusion with their learned lesson.

The child grabs the closest pencil to them and begins to write:

An idea will bubble, erupt, and disappear,

Yet in a focused understanding, the bubble may hold clear:

But in a fit of rage, a break of concentration, or a tempest of emotion,

The bubble will destroy itself, as heaved with strong convulsions.

True death of our ideas, the conclusions to life that we hold clear and dear:

If we neglect to write or share upon them, just as quick - they disappear.

Read and perceive my message writ' here,

Do not fear mental intrusions that inevitably do appear:

As always "what if the words do not fit the idea"

Or "what if the message is not thought out clear"?

Only follow and record close, 'fore the bubble disappear.