Who Do You Think You Are Poem by Lawrence S. Pertillar
Who Do You Think You Are
Who do you think you are to,
Demonstrate hate.
And...
Who you think you are to,
Generate confusion.
Who do you think you are to,
Blow a fuse?
Then confuse,
Those issues that you have...
To manifest more madness.
Who do you think you are to,
Demonstrate hate.
And...
Who you think you are to,
Generate confusion.
Who do you think you are to,
Blow a fuse?
Then confuse,
Those issues that you have...
To manifest more madness.
Who do you think you are to,
Do flip flops.
Hop and scotch.
Avoid every purpose meant,
And still be in contention...
Without a fact to mention.
And,
Who do you think you are to...
Blow a fuse?
Then confuse,
Those issues that you have...
To manifest more madness.
Who do you think you are to,
Play hide and seek.
And,
Who do you think you are to,
Deceive and thieve.
Creep, leech and sneak,
And bow at the feet...
Of greed and selfish envy.
Who do you think you are to,
Play hide and seek.
And,
Who do you think you are to,
Deceive and thieve.
Who do you think you are to,
Creep, leech and sneak,
And bow at the feet...
Of greed and selfish envy.
Who do you think you are to,
Do flip flops.
Play hop and scotch.
To avoid every purpose meant,
And still be in contention.
Our elected bureaucrats are usurpers who take advantage of every crisis to consolidate their power. They are the shameless sharks who pander to everyone, promising to deliver if only we will give them more time.
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4/27/2024 6:50:51 PM # 1.0.0.1119
Who do you think you are to ask such questions? I think we are the citizens of the world and we have every right to leech and sneak, as the blowing of fuse may save many of the old and new appliances...thought provoking poem!