Either/or is such a snore.
“Or’s” paddle, toward similarities.
To multiply “or” is at democracy’s core.
Either/or is a limit; it makes subtlety grimace.
“Or” is a small caliber bullet; it can destroy a family.
“Or” defines, signs, dines and whines.
First we invented demands, then we manufactured “or’s.”
“Or” loves to write — with a red pen.
Or-dom saves us from boredom.
Inclusive disjunctions make families function.
“Or” is ore — or mental gore.