The Three Bad Fools Poem by nimal dunuhinga

The Three Bad Fools

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Every fortnight report shows
Wisdom is the last in the class.
One day the English Teacher asked pupils to write an Essay
using the word 'fool'.
Then after sometimes Teacher noticed that Wisdom has finished first.
'Wisdom read aloud your Essay to the class.'
He stretches his story; When my father was drunk
He shouts along the road and Mom drags him home.
He mutters like a sick man;
'There are three fools I dream always,
A Prime Minister of a remote country, Landlord and our Son.'
Then Mom argues; 'Not three dear and what about you? '

COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Alison Cassidy 15 August 2009

Wisdom is so soften confused with foolishness and this clever poem shares that truth with wry originality. Another fine poem. Love, Allie ♥ ♥ ♥ ♥

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Sandra Fowler 13 August 2009

Excellent satire. A very colorful, but poignant story. Warm regards, Sandra

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kalubovila East, Sri Lanka
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