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Irving MacPherson
Poems
Jan 2017
Respect
I don't have to play
the respect card
When the other option
is common regard
Loose lips do sink ships
and itΒ Β leaves the other side doing back flips
Lord Thunderin' Jesus
as we say here on the coast
And that's the coast with the most
strictly speakin' a toast to the east
What displeases me most is
a the general lack of civility
On this big ol' world
that they call the Earth
I say, he's got a tick one
and I do mean his head
Some of those ideas
that he did give birth
Some of them good
for what it's worth
Give us this day
our daily bread
Those sugar plum fairies
dancing around in his head
"Donald Duck", I've heard them joke
While his big old pipe dream goes up in smoke
I hold him in regard and that's for sure
I have no respect for someone that I just have to endure
In the end he'll be a part of history
While all our lives will remain a mystery
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Irving MacPherson
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