Missing the mark is never the goal
For the marksman knows the target approach
Intensely meticulous, little gadgets and things
Peering through corridors and windowsills
He stands solitaire, never knowing he was there
Hidden behind the steeple, on the roof
Placing his spot on an angle
Where he can shoot
If he misses then what is he then?
Marksmen will pity him
If he bows to strive for better
He is bound for jobs for lowly critters
All this sketch and diameters and measure
Hone the skill for mere progression
Nights gone and days aplenty
His hands and skin meld, ready at the ready