'Fronti Nulla Fides' (Don't Judge A Book By Its Cover) Poem by Aaron Marchant

'Fronti Nulla Fides' (Don't Judge A Book By Its Cover)

Rating: 5.0


There's a poet flipping burgers at McDonald's
and a sculptor stacking paint at B & Q
An artist halfway through a fresco, working on the till at Tesco,
a philosopher that serves your morning brew

There's a psychologist who's labouring on the buildings
An astrophysicist that's working at the bank
There's a graduate of MENSA folding ‘smalls' at Marks & Spencer
and a quantum theorist filling up your tank

So if you're inclined to put on airs & graces,
just be sure you know who you are talking to
Don't cast aspersions on the hippie that is working in ‘the chippy'
'cause he may just know a little more than you…

'Fronti Nulla Fides' (Don't Judge A Book By Its Cover)
Tuesday, November 6, 2018
Topic(s) of this poem: england,funny,humor,humour,society
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N.B (Apologies to readers outside the UK, that may not
be familiar with some of the references. I'm sure you get the general idea…) 🙂
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