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Jul 2017
At last the sinister stranger arrived,
in a large limousine with windows dark
that no one should see who was inside,
and a small flag in front and a shiny sheen,
every part polished and perfectly clean,
diplomatic plates both front and behind
impressive it was this four-wheeled machine.
Out stepped the stranger and black of hair,
his glasses glinting in the glare
of sunlight shining down on him,
strutting slowly unsmiling towards
the club with all his bodyguards,
short of stature, fat not thin,
tunic of grey and stern of mien,
the arrogant autocrat himself in person
had arrived to visit George’s kitchen.

From The Adventures of George
Β©Blair Gowrie (Roderick Macdonald)
Who does this man resemble? This is a further excerpt from my zany, humorous and satirical narrative poem "The Adventures of George". Read the full story and meet other delicious characters such as Mustafa bin Maden, Didi Damin, Borrock Sobama, David Chipperfield and more.
Blair Gowrie
Written by
Blair Gowrie  Bangkok
(Bangkok)   
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