I Want To Be An Aristocrat Poem by James Bredin

I Want To Be An Aristocrat



What I need to do is get a high class Senate appointment?
I would be well paid till I’m seventy five and no disappointment
I could sit in their Red Chamber and pretend that I am great,
Make out like I’m an aristocrat and there’s no need for debate.

I could avoid all the ongoing scandals by never saying a word,
Sit still like the others in a picture that looks quite absurd,
I’m not sure what else I could do because no one really knows,
Could I close my eyes now and then and maybe have a doze?

You could probably try for a high Senate appointment too,
You definitely don’t need much intelligence to get all the way through,
And if you get fired for fiddling with the various money books,
You can stand up and shout that you’re not a crook.

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Nov 4th,2013

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John Brown 04 November 2013

Good poem James. It's much the same over here in good old England.

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