new rule: never read the new yorker

the meaning of life is selfishness, 
the new yorker says it must be true: 
and all of your years and sacrifice 
make you a short-sighted dupe 

you should have used people instead i think,  
for no one you love is worth crossing the street 
if there's a store near in which you want to shop 
and spouses and children can fend for themselves  

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