We'll have to be pretty quick to beat this one.
This is a one-liner called '"Bygones."
[LAUGHTER]
"The rain has stopped falling asleep on its crystal stems."
No punctuation, so the rain has stopped,
falling asleep on its crystal stems.
The rain has stopped falling asleep, on its crystal stems.
But it's supposed to be "The rain has stopped falling
asleep on its crystal stems."
You got to try to write a one line poem.
I mean, they're all throwaways by definition,
but you've got to try.
You've got to try everything.
No, not everything but, anything that your conscience
will let you.