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LILY WHITE AND THE SEVEN J.O.R.F.S

Lily White lives in an apartment castle Because mansions are a such a hassle. He doesn’t need a chauffeur or a car And he likes things the way they are. But Lily White turns out has ambition And won’t confine himself to his kitchen Or the gold faucets of his gaudy john. No, he has plans he is insisting on. He wants to be the king of the land Make everything his and splendidly grand, Well, at least in his ridiculous opinion But isn’t that ambition’s definition? As much as it gripes him to enlist aid (He knows that means they must be paid), He gathered around himself a few; A set of seven J.O.R.F.s that would do. Do, in this case, means what he may dictate Whether or not it’s an ethical mandate Because they are members on a mission From the American J.O.R.F. coalition. The name is an acronym, in gold ink; When spelled out is for Jerk Off Rat Finks And they set about hiding behind the tails Of Lily White, thinking they can’t be jailed. With the disgusting plans made and done It’s almost like they used a golden gun To mow down the rights of the many And fear began that we wouldn’t have any. But, Lily White is a liar and a greedy bum. It is our job to see that they all get some Tar and some feathers and a rail to ride To a federal prison with them all inside.
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brent-kincaid
Published
Mar 6, 2018
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#greed#crooks#criminals#chump#gop#poetry#kincaid
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