not exactly my usual style... I like the concept of code poems though, may come back to it :) 
my $iterations = {around => bend, lost => hair};
my $sentiment = ["yes it's finally working", "but I no longer care"];
do {
  my @of_feelings = split('mind', `make clean ~/$hashjob`);
  if(! defined @of_feelings){
     `echo I have little cash, less god, and a fear of ceilings`;
     $hashjob = $poorsod . rand($hope = 69);
     $iterations->{around} = 'forever';
  }else{
     accept();
     $iterations->{around} = 'bend';
     seek(SELF, $position, END);
     study;
  }
} while (! $iterations->{around} eq 'bend');
$sentiment = bless { };

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