As austerity bites,
Can't afford the lights,
Face the last rites,
Put upon.
Differently abled,
No longer disabled,
With liar you're labelled,
Now gone.
Zero hours,
Really sours,
In a corner she cowers,
Overdrawn.
Foodbanks galore,
Getting more and more,
Life is a chore,
No new dawn.
It isn't funny,
Taxpayers money,
Make their lives sunny,
Cotton on.
A life of leisure,
Constant pleasure,
Storing up treasure,
What brawn.
A parasite is she,
Takes from you and me,
Some refuse to see,
Begone.
A two million pounds rise,
Robbery in disguise,
Open your eyes,
Where's the pawn.
It brings on tears,
Sixty plus years,
Puts us in arrears,
‘' What A Con ‘'
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