Gnome Acrostic
Adages were a staple of poetry
before the Common Era,
since the fall of
Troy VIIa around 1200.
Recent sayings continue the trend:
"As Vermont goes, so goes the nation";
"Can't we get
those guys on RICO?"
"Listen,
your
mother wears army boots,"
replied
the gnome.
I'm
a denizen of Ortshire—
Cui
bono?"
