Knights of Perl

  The world turns,
   a pearl in space,
     whilst on its surface lies
A bunch who learns
   that Perl's the place
     where limits pass the skies.
This bunch has found
   life's truly best
     is almost always free;
So when with mound
   of Perl they're blest
     they sit down happily.
And with said code
   they seek to fight
     an endless syntax war--
Yet in this mode
   the valiant knight
     must never think it chore.
Successful ones
   are always those
     with programs lean and fast--
When well it runs,
   the good knight knows
     the war is won at last.
 
 

~ Polyglot ~

18-June-09

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