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DON'T CALL TRUMP

Don't call Trump a chimpanzee.

Chimpanzees can't talk.

Don't call him a pile of ****

A pile of **** can't walk.

Don’t call Trump an Orange

That would be indiscreet.

You see, different from an orange

Trump is in no way sweet.

 

Don’t call Trump a swindler

Take his fat *** to court

Because when he needs proof

He will always come up short.

Don’t accuse him of bribery

Unless you have the proof.

He’ll just change his residence

To another unlisted roof.

 

Don’t call him a squanderer.

He’s not if it’s his money.

Trump likes stealing from other people

He finds that hilariously funny.

Don’t accuse him of gross lechery

He feels that is his right.

Don’t appeal to Trump’s conscious.

He doesn’t have one quite.

 

Don’t expect Trump to speak the truth.

He doesn’t know what that is.

When they were passing out ethics

He was off taking a wizz.

Don’t whine to us about that ****

And how he disappoints.

He’ll claim you heard him wrong

And that is his only point.

 

Don’t hope everything will work out

In any way in your favor.

Doing what’s right for regular folk

Is not Donald Trump’s flavor.

Don’t look for anyone in authority

To rescue you from the dump.

And, of course, most of all

Don’t call Trump.

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Written by
brent-kincaid
Published
May 27, 2017
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Trump, lies, cheat, swindler, embarrassment, politics, poetry, Kincaid

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