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| A 'Pome' | |
| By Bagheera | ||||||
| 09 May 2005 | ||||||
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I sat at my PC late on Thursday night, and this little ditty sort of wrote itself (with some small additions on Friday morning ......) I espect to have the Thought Police hammering my door down pretty soon .... Wednesday 11/5: It just goes to show you should always trust your first instincts! Last night (Tuesday 10/5) this ditty was read out on local (BBC Merseyside) radio, but minus the verse about John 'pit bull' Reed, which I wasn't happy with and almost edited out before submitting it ..... have now deleted offending stanza, so it reads as it was heard on the Radio prog last night .... :) A ‘Pome'
After four weeks of campaigning they've been counting votes all night And in Harlow, Essex, they'll keep counting till they get it ‘right' In Wallasey, an ex-TV star also wants a recount She's hissing: "Postal votes are missing!" and she wants them found!
"You know that less is more!" says Toothpaste Tony with a grin "It's true I got less votes, but I still claim a bigger win!" A hundred seats or so have disappeared overnight But I've still a majority, my plan is watertight
And by the way: from now on, call me "Mr. President" It rolls so nicely off the tongue and makes me feel a ‘gent' All over Europe, that's the title all my best friends use So now I'm asking you to give me that grand title, too!
You thought you'd seen the last of him - he can't see you at all! But no! - our ex-Home Secretary must play a mean pinball Five months ago he had to go (he couldn't keep his pants on!) But now he's back (it's good to be back!) advising on Work and Pensions
One politician at least has done what's right Though some claim he shows "something of the night" Yet Michael Howard chose to fall on his sword On failing to lead his troops to victory assured.
"For Brutus was an honourable man ...." W. Shakespeare
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