The brash, uncouth, and verbally nauseating,
Evidentially disturbing scenes unfit for existence,
Unbeknownst to the vagabond in power,
His sons haven't gone unnoticed, this time.

Beloved, be ye not fooled,
By modern day niceties,
For all of Babylon's stupendous cities,
Were built on innocent blood and bones.

A most horrible defilement,
Forced entry into government,
Taking away resources with pleasure,
Ruining forever, a priceless treasure.

Fire arose from his eyes,
And every sinew quaked and trembled,
Each strike thundered and rumbled,
Forcing the breaking of many ties;

She had no idea, no, not one,
Love had found her at last,
Only to leave her this fast,
A few moons and they were done.

Off with your emotions!
I found a willing love,
Contrary to your machinations,
I have been blessed from above.

For all the love I spent on you,
The poems and moonlight serenades,
The bunnies and beautiful Christmases,
All of these but you never loved me, too.

I see what I want to see,
I hear want I want to hear,
You're responsible for your ear,
And whatever makes your cup of tea.