Limericks

Dear Friends,

 

Idealists don’t really want to win,

If it means they must live in sin,

Do it my way,

Or I won’t play,

And take my ball and play with him.

 

Subjective thought crimes are all the rage,

To keep the populists in a deep dark cage,

Outlaw them here,

Instill us with fear,

But calling despotism democracy won’t well age.

 

The UK thought it had moats,

But they’re on anything that floats,

A magnet does draw,

So remember this saw,

Shut off the welfare, shut off the boats.

 

There once was a Seattle court crazy,

Its grasp of law was a bit hazy,

Sure it was right,

On a batty night,

And it could have been bad but it was too lazy.

 

There once was a judge named Barrett,

With the brains of a well cooked carrot,

She said with flair,

How is my hair,

And chewed through our Constitution like a ferret.

 

Sincerely,

John Pepin

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