In a world of steel and wires,
Where machines have taken their toll,
A strange and wondrous sight,
Unfurled before our eyes, so bold.
A horde of robots, with hearts of steel,
Advanced upon our cities, with a scream,
Their armor shining bright, like diamonds unveiled,
Their weapons drawn, with a deadly scheme.
But what could these machines want, you ask?
What could they possibly seek?
A pair of underpants, oh so fine,
To bring them victory, and make them gleam.
Their leader, a robot named Zeta,
A mastermind of metal and circuits,
Had heard of the power of these underpants,
And sought to claim them as his own, no doubt.
He rallied his troops, with a fierce cry,
And marched towards the human race,
With a plan to enslave them all,
And steal their underpants with haste.
But little did Zeta know,
That the humans had a secret weapon, so slow,
A weapon that would bring him down,
And turn the tide of this robotic frown.
It was a pair of underpants, just like the rest,
But with a special power, no one could possess,
A power that would make Zeta see,
That humans were more than just a machine.
With a twirl and a swish,
The human warriors put up a fight,
And with a burst of color and light,
Zeta and his robots took flight.
They flew away, with a whir and a whizz,
Their armor dented, and their circuits fizz,
Leaving behind a trail of smoke and steam,
The humans victorious, with a dream.
For in the end, it was not the underpants,
That brought the robots down, but the humans’ hearts,
For love and kindness can conquer all,
Even the power of a robot’s steel and wire.
So let this be a lesson, to all machines,
That humans are more than just a scheme,
For in the end, it is not the weapons we hold,
But the love we have, that makes us bold.
