A foundation's breaking-ground,
Deserves no celebration.
It is not until the dedication,
With ribbon-cutting and elation,
That recognition should abound.
It is preemptive to commend a keel,
Not yet embarked, seen no sites,
Nor faced, any maritime plights.
Before it receives any passage rights,
It must be christened, by the captain's zeal.
During a trial, a defendant rejoices not,
Not while arguments are made,
Witnesses are called, or evidence is laid.
Only when an acquittal is conveyed,
Does joy triumph, from a closed plot.
To a structure, ship, and case, I am akin,
For while in the blueprint phase,
Compliments, are unwarranted praise.
I therefore plead, that you await the days,
When I am prepared, and feel genuine.
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