Weighing in On the Last Four-bers
What once was seven
Changed to append
Roman calendars tend
And so, eight became ten
And nine became eleven
And ten now stands last at the
end
Of twelve so to contend
With two additions that pretend
That the beginning is now
longer then
The original ten with twelve moons
to contend
That one year is twelve unless –
when
a thirteenth is the once in a blue-moon
friend.
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