That that is seat of such wisdom The home of our so-called democracy Shamefully now filled with self-servers In seats oft retained by hypocrisy.
It remains as it was and ever shall be Ye, even from birth in Ancient Greece The privileged make wealth and all of the rules We the mob, are just there to fleece.
And in that place of such pretence They hack at each other like fools While under the guise of good manners Disdain and sarcasm their oft-wielded tools.
And now we the mob, get to view the exchange They presume that it keeps us amused But we voted for representation And we’re not, trust and faith are abused.
For democracy to work for the masses Those elected must place people first But sadly, this is rarely ever the case It will remains that for which we all thirst.
Following yesterdays (24 February 2016) exchanges in the House of Commons, in which our Prime Minister resorted to attacking the Opposition Leader on his lack of sartorialism, and the general, but vicious banality of exchanges, these observations came to me. Those we elect behave like baying wolves trying to metaphorically draw blood from those opposite. We don’t elect them for this. Not one of them deserves our trust.