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Split them in two partitions, here the fools, the rascals there;
Shove them into two enclosures from the broad daylight enisle 'em,
Then set fire to the prison and the lunatic asylum.
No. No. I was awake now. I was safe. I was in my own bed, next to my loving wife, with my whole life ahead of me. And perhaps, most importantly, I was hungry.
I stood, stretched, and strolled into the bathroom, where I wondered if anybody was imagining what I was doing. Feeling about ten pounds lighter, I meandered to the kitchen, my head full of ideas that thankfully banished the howling men from my dreams back to oblivion:
Should I have eggs? I thought, my action-hero pecs glistening in the early morning sun. With toast and bacon? No, too much time to prepare. Oatmeal? I chuckled to myself, wondering if that king among men Bruce Lee even knew what oatmeal was. It was probably better not to risk it.
And just like that, it clicked. Such a simple solution to my worries. I nearly fell to my knees and thanked whatever god is popular these days; I nearly had to wipe away a tear of anticipation.
Shrugging off the shackles of convention, I selected a spoon from a nearby drawer, which had eagerly opened upon my invitation to do so.