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Silver Limousine
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Poem inspired by an internet picture of a silver limousine allegedly belonging to a Middle Eastern oil sheik

What will a million barrels of oil buy you? A palace in Riyadh? A private jet? A silver limousine? Should we invade Iran And take over their reserves? The media says that Iranians love terror But the Ayatollah begs to differ. Donkey carts break down in the desert heat The oil sheik zooms past in his silver beast He says wealth distribution is equal and fair But this poet begs to differ. (c) Alex Nderitu

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Reviews of "Silver Limousine"

Reviewed by Keith Rowley

Reviewed on November 22, 2012

Very concise,very eloquent. You seem to have a considerable reserve of personal wisdom.

Reviewed by Ronald Hull

Reviewed on November 22, 2012

When the silver limousine bursts a hose in the deep desert, the donkey cart will continue on like it has for four thousand years, with little need for the riches required to run limousines.

Ron

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