Charlie Sheen was dropping wisdom long before he made the word "winning" ubiquitous (and annoying) -- Todaycontent obtained a copy of "F**k It" ... an original poem Sheen penned back in '96. Deep.
The poem's opening lines are pretty ironic ... considering unemployed Charlie's current situation -- "Keep it light; Keep it tight; Know what's right - Choose your fight."
We're told Charlie scribbled the poem on a blank page in the back of his book of poetry -- "A Peace of My Mind" -- and then handed it to a friend on New Year's Eve in '96.
The closing lines -- "It's up [to] the man with a steady plan, to star in that final show."
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