Fooling Fools Poem by Sandra Feldman

Fooling Fools



We look for quiet places,
Like mice, holes in the wall,
We want to save our spaces,
But Fraud invades them All,
A Babel Tower disgraces,
Man's interchange with man,
We put on many faces,
As many as we can,
'I'll fool you with good graces',
Chants the ever, horsed-voiced Crow,
My cunning, your stupidity,
Will make my fortune grow.

Epilogue
The Fools of Follylandia,
Thru centuries have not learned,
That Truth and Honor bind you,
To a better, safer World.

Sunday, June 21, 2015
Topic(s) of this poem: politics
POET'S NOTES ABOUT THE POEM
For the dishonor of Kings and Politicians who have mocked our intelligence and abused their power through out History.
Will fairness ever come to be?
COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Kelly Kurt 21 June 2015

In 8000+ years of recorded history, nothing has changed as of yet. Unlikely to do so any time soon. : -(

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