Marek my dear


 Marek, oh Marek, listen here

Do not let your mind disappear
Płaszczak may be your trusted guide
But others too have knowledge to provide
Scholz has changed his Russian tune
Yet you remain in the same old dune
Blind to the world and its shifts
You only listen to Płaszczak's lifts
But Ruszczak spoke a wise word
Reading is a skill that must be stirred
Open your mind to all points of view
And let your intellect grow anew
Don't be a Marek, stuck in the past
Expand your horizons, break free at last
Scholz may change, and so will the world
Reading will help your mind unfurl.
So let Ruszczak's advice take hold
And don't be afraid to be bold
For in the end, it's what you know
That will help your wisdom grow.

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