no warnings; for (clamoring)
{ my $heart; startled and racing }
@the; door: caller knocks, loudly;
goto door; open it, slowly;
package delivery; not small;
accept cautiously, sign;
push inside, (with, help);
close door;
wait; until (postman departs)
{ untie $twine; unpack box, slowly; }
seek manuals,
(where? ahhhh: here), study;
read manifest, $instructions, stat sheet;
map contents, sort parts;
index everything, prepare;
glob solder;
chop and splice wires, carefully;
connect tubes,
bind plastic, metal;
join together, socket
optics, fiber, screws, bolts;
reverse socketpair
pop inside, another, hex driver,
torque, gingerly;
broken if forced;
time; for (completion)
{ do everything, properly }
link it, carefully and finish;
open panel, shift switch;
wait; listen now, whirring;
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