Sonnet 30 - Celebrity Politics Poem by Dennis Lange

Sonnet 30 - Celebrity Politics



A fancy label does not guarantee
That wine within, once tasted, taste buds pass,
Nor toast of all who with the grape agree.
The sparkle's best on page and in the glass.

A pretty face may hide an ugly soul,
Appealing apple peel a rotten core.
Inside, the sinner is a hellish hole,
Not wholesome heart, despite the wealth and lore.

And if a life's immoral, so's its theme,
Though family and work a rotting thread,
Philosophy's a nightmare, not a dream,
No matter how well part is played, lines said.

Not all who speak are actually profound.
Sometimes we are seduced by name or sound.

Sonnet 30 - Celebrity Politics
Sunday, January 29, 2017
Topic(s) of this poem: political,sin,celebrity,philosophy
POET'S NOTES ABOUT THE POEM
This sonnet was not written about Ashley Judd, but with people like her in mind. She's just the latest example of immoral Hollywood leading people down the wrong path with political rants.
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