An illustrated 'Alice in Wonderland' take on the economy...
Background notes to the poem : I redid the jam tarts using a deeper, richer red to make sure that the jam tarts were really really jammy. Hope you will agree with me that they are indeed, really jammy jam tarts.
The title for this poem has changed since I first wrote it. I feel that this new title has a more overall relevance and isn't just intended for the tea partiesthat the senior bankershave been having at our expense, but also, our MP's.
You can't trust anyone in this world. Lesson No 1. Remember that.
It is almost like we are living in a parallel world, as events become more absurd and surreal by the moment. Hold on to your hat, because it is going to get worse before it gets better.
You have intermixed the adroit background of Alice in Wonderland into a medley of political soundbites rather weel i reckon.
A naïve councilman and a down-on-her-luck single mom try to save their county’s last stand of forest from greedy developers and a dysfunctional government.
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It is almost like we are living in a parallel world, as events become more absurd and surreal by the moment. Hold on to your hat, because it is going to get worse before it gets better.
You have intermixed the adroit background of Alice in Wonderland into a medley of political soundbites rather weel i reckon.
Peter