Sovereign Citizen Poem by Douglas Scotney
Sovereign Citizen
In Shakespeare's time,
a woman who thought she was a queen
but wasn't,
was lampooned as a 'quine'.
If we followed suit, and went further,
our sovereign citizen
could be laughed at as a 'soverine' -
and a 'svine' and an 'oink'.
While I'm at it:
'Indian summer' should no longer be taught;
call it 'Shangri-la';
'Grilla', for short.
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3.Aug.20
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