"I am not here to fight but just to write / I have plenty of troubles of my own"
Gag Order
"From politics it was an easy step to silence." - Jane Austen (1775-1817) British Novelist
I must try to be funny no more All here is anger trouble and war I make the conservatives furious But find their hostility curious They detest questions but I have one Thus new persecution is begun:
If everything is awful Does that make it unlawful To have a sense of humor And must you start a rumor That I am just a terrible man Attacking me as only you can Whisper and gossip defame and smear When all I sought was to bring some cheer?
But I should know better than to ask a question Here at the end of the age now we laugh no more The only thing they hate more is a suggestion Like perhaps they might have been wrong about the war
I am not here to fight but just to write I have plenty of troubles of my own The might of the right makes them always right Rule the world then! But please: leave me alone
A legitimate request, Stevie. Me. I've not seen any of your "stuff" as "offensive" in any way. But I gave up on politics a long time ago. That "black hole" can take care of itself as far as I am concerned. Love and peace.
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