Betrayal (poem) by Marguerite the Little Flower on AuthorsDen

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Betrayal by Marguerite the Little Flower Sunday, December 04, 2011 Rated "PG13" by the Author. Share Print Save Become a Fan I wrote this because I felt betrayed upon reaching my 90th birthday. Well meaning people took away my rights to drive and make decisions because of memory problems.

Betrayal Slippery Sam He was your man But he don't give a dam With a smile on His face He'll hurry on In haste With a Devil-may-care Attitude And not on beatitude Hell beat You out Of your hard earned Cash Be careful my Lasses and lads There'll be no Return on your money With a how-do-you-do And a good bye honey He'll be on his way With your car And your money
Marguerite The Little Flower

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Reviewed by Kay P Devenish	12/6/2011

Sorry to read that they did this to you,some folk may be unable to drive at ninety but if they knew you like we do they would know you are as quick as a whip and as a sharp as a razor...if I were you I would appeal to your governement in writing...what they have done to you is 'age discrimination' and that should be against the law. I love your poem . Hugs from kay




Reviewed by Christine Tsen	12/5/2011

Truly marvelous and entertaining poetry Marguerite! I hope you were able to re-take an ARP driving test and if so to get it back? Blessings, Christine




Reviewed by Z McClure	12/4/2011

our popular culture has fallen for the lie of Darwinism...survival if the fittest




Reviewed by Marguerite Little Flower	12/4/2011

And I don't mean maybe!!