Only A Donkey Would Deny Housing Crisis Poem by Terence George Craddock

Only A Donkey Would Deny Housing Crisis



Yes John Key has done it
opened the door to poverty
which he and his government;
have imposed upon countless
underprivileged defenseless
Yes John Key is proud of it;

yes home ownership's at its lowest
level in New Zealand for 60 years
John Key has sold off cheap state;
housing to fund building for elite
supporters of greed National Party
In Parliament today Key said, 'There isn't

a housing crisis.' Yes people attention please!
There isn't a housing crisis for John Key's
millionaires living in their brag mansions;
never forget greed Johnnie Keys will not
be happy until they have squeezed every last
cent of profit they can out of the poor, but;

they will happily walk past the homeless
without a glance, preferably discarding us
the used up poor like old wasted cardboard;
boxes blown into corner of a disused abandoned
car park. J Key ridicules Greens' housing policy
to defend his stake mates board game Monopoly!


Copyright © Terence George Craddock

Thursday, March 19, 2015
Topic(s) of this poem: home,homeless
POET'S NOTES ABOUT THE POEM
Written in March 2015 on the 19.3.2015.
Inspired by the rich comment "There isn't a housing crisis." John Key 18 March 2015
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