Godel's Theorem or Why I am a scientist

There was once a mathematician named Godel
who with me while descending into Hell
      Said with sardonic smile-
           Rodbell,

    You should wish for inconsistencies in Life
       Then you can avoid all Strife
Because, with their conspiracy you can establish Laws
    Provided you hide their intrinsic flaws.
  Ah, you say, You believe in Consistency above all
  Therein lies your blessed and defiant strength.
    Except, my friend, with such stability
You can't prove the measure of anything, including length.
  So, with this axiomatic parable -Godells proof,
       I have become not a spoof,
          But a scientist-a kind of
                Fantasist.

In this way I can struggle forever without Afront
  Struggling but Smiling, Free as a Bird-
               Aloof

  For to every problem I confront
I can safely say, There is nothing to Proof.