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IF ever I had a country...XXXIX and XLI
by T. Wignesan → (All Poetry by T. Wignesan)
Friday, July 27, 2018    Rated "G" by the Author.
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Justice is always thought of or has been represented by cartoonists as being "cock-eyed", but when lawlessness runs amok under its very eyes, what may one call it?


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If ever I had a country : XXXIX - XLI

XXXIX

If ever I had a country
And if ever by some fluke I were the Minister of Trade and Commerce
I'd round up these Protected Species of vicious witches who live off the fat of the tenement purse
In cohorts with the " assured " companies and the conniving hoard of expert " kick-back " curse
I'd line them all up and get the duped flat owners to kick boot holes in their puffy sagging backs
Have them stewed in pig-fat cauldrons tarred feathered and pilloried on stinking rubbish stacks
That is, if ever I were by fluke the Minister of Trade and Commerce
And even if I never ever had in Gaie Paree no country


XLI

If ever I had a country
And if ever by fluke I were the Trade and Commerce Secretary
I'd bundle them all up and send them home to their menopaused Mediterranean Sea
Seek ferret out and topple those who protect them ensconced in the coulisses of local authority
And oblige the Natives to do the easy " dirty " work instead of just that of hard adultery
Such that even the Poles who la-di-da with exotic Migrants will return to their Catholicity
That is, if ever I were by fluke the Trade and Commerce Secretary
And even if I never ever had in Gaie Paree no country

© T. Wignesan - Paris, July 27, 2018


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Reviewed by Ronald Hull
Reviewed on July 28, 2018
Here, I'm reminded of Jesus throwing out the money changers in the Temple. We could use a little of that these days.

Ron


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