Kindred Spirits
He worked just hard enough to rise
To power through his family ties.
Back-benchers in eternal strife
Were oft a blight upon his life.
He promised change and consultation,
Delivered state decapitation;
And where the ladies felt repressed
His government would do its best
With token measures to appease
The deadly feminist disease.
In law and order he believed;
By hate speech was sincerely grieved,
And any bit of nasty blogging
Was duly answered with a flogging.
Withal, he ran a charming court,
All guns and coshes British-bought -
No wonder our Head Boy is so
Sincerely sad to see him go.
To power through his family ties.
Back-benchers in eternal strife
Were oft a blight upon his life.
He promised change and consultation,
Delivered state decapitation;
And where the ladies felt repressed
His government would do its best
With token measures to appease
The deadly feminist disease.
In law and order he believed;
By hate speech was sincerely grieved,
And any bit of nasty blogging
Was duly answered with a flogging.
Withal, he ran a charming court,
All guns and coshes British-bought -
No wonder our Head Boy is so
Sincerely sad to see him go.
2 Comments:
At 6:47 pm , The Judge said...
I'm glad you got in first (as ever). Still, it's a pity to waste:
A chum of the 'procurement' crowd,
Corrupt, depraved, demented.
Let us now praise Abdullah Sa'ud;
Gone - but not lamented
At 8:43 pm , Philip said...
Abdullah's gone for all to miss;
Crusaders for Democracy
Have not lost such a chum as this
Since poor Muammar Gaddafi.
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