Deep-Seated Disadvantages Poem by John Sensele

Deep-Seated Disadvantages



Tolerate a little longer poverty disadvantages
That rear ugly manifestations
On the most hallowed of stages
Where rabble rousers queer the pitch with droll actions.

Tolerate a little longer fruits of nonchalance
That spring from congenital causes
Over which a busybody perchance
Mars despite an abundance of therapeutic doses.

Tolerate a little longer naive nuisance
That arises from the best of intentions
Despite advanced training from France
Nullified by sustained suspensions.

Tolerate a little longer a churlish tantrum
That steps on headmistresses' toes
When to her mouth flies a glass of rum
Which she toasts victories of her unsung heroes.

Wednesday, May 17, 2017
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John Sensele

John Sensele

Ndola, Zambia
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