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Mike Hauser
Poems
Nov 7
When The Circus Leaves Town
With some packing the bags
Others folding the tent
My best guess is
It just wasn’t meant
Loud and proud crowds
At what just occurred
Leaves behind little doubt
A nation undeterred
As the spotlight grows dim
On these demented clowns
Glad to be rid of them
When this circus leaves town
Woke in their wake
Not a one taking blame
In the pointing of fingers
Every which way
It’s hard to balance the high wire
When you’re this blind to the truth
With nary a soul
Daring to support you
As they roll the last credits
With the sun going down
We no longer need to fret it
When this circus leaves town
Written by
Mike Hauser
Sunny Florida
(Sunny Florida)
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