text: Yo, listen up, I got the facts to share,
  'Bout displaced retinal ganglion cells in birds, I swear.
  They the only source, the one and only,
  For the retinal projection, onto the basal optic root, homie.
  
  The nucleus of the basal optic root, that's the key,
  Part of the accessory optic system, can't you see?
  It got bilateral axonal projections, direct and true,
  To the oculomotor nuclear complex, that's what it do.
  
  Trochlear nucleus, folia IXc,d, and paraflocculus in the mix,
  Vestibulocerebellum, where this projection tricks.
  The cerebellar projection, it ain't no joke,
  Ends up in the granule cell layer, adjacent to Purkinje, dope!
  
  Mossy fiber system, that's the name,
  Superficial band, where the projection aims.
  Onto the oculomotor neurons, it's got a plan,
  And the cerebellum too, yo, this ain't bland.
  
  This bisynaptic projection, it's unique and strong,
  Got a role to play in oculomotor reflexes, all day long.