The House (Of Bully And Berk) Poem by Brian Stafford

The House (Of Bully And Berk)



The bully and the berk,
A nasty piece of work,
And a comical rendition;

Both cunning and conniving,
the art of answer avoiding,
Is there uttermost forte;

To howls of contempt,
And scowls of discontent,
On who should take the blame;

Playground squabbles,
and kindergarten chuckles,
does impropriety, know no bounds;

Invitations to their brethren,
are only for grown up children,
who love to gorge on expenses.

It's not the place for a mouse,
In fact it's not a normal house,
It's more like a nest ofvipers;

And if you'd like to look inside,
Just turn the Camera on,
And watch the Milly band.


© 2015
Brian J. Stafford

Thursday, April 30, 2015
Topic(s) of this poem: politics
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About a famous house in London, and 2 ex-party leaders.
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Brian Stafford

Brian Stafford

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