Attribution: Marc Nozell
Image: Attendees at a Donald Trump rally(here)
A Clerihew is a comic verse of two couplets
with a rhyming scheme of aabb. The first line
names a well-known person and the second
line rhymes with the name of the person.
They said Trump exceeded his welcome
But he is seriously wooing the Russians
Confident, the stake seems within reach
Health issues putting Hilary under siege
Tycoon Donald Trump lording it over
The forty-fifth President come November
Sees the world a market to be exploited
World leaders be forewarned or 'you're fired'!
Gayle's at d'Verse's Form For All - the clerihew
Ah.. I think the last word is not said yet...
ReplyDeleteSo hope he loses, ugg to that buffoon
ReplyDeleteI figured some of these would go political. ;) Not my favorite subject matter for a poem, for sure, but you've handled it well.
ReplyDeleteMe either. I tend not to comment on 'political' poems. I will usually "like" the process.
DeleteI echo De's sentiments, Hank. It's a serious business here in the states with the outrageous political idiocy that's happening. But I'm so glad you joined in with our Clerihew prompt...thank you! :)
ReplyDeleteOur minds ran down similar veins; politico poems can be humorous with a cutting edge; smile.
ReplyDeleteWith such worrisome possibilities I can understand the need to vent.
ReplyDeleteI give a couple of limericks myself, Hank:
ReplyDeleteLeave the buffoon Trump, bungling
Through November's election, it's coming
If the yanks choose the idiot
It'll be a real riot
The whole world would roll over laughing.
Look instead at our own Clown
Right here in town
Spewing nonsense left and right
Claiming he's in the right
When he's really controlled by the one in gown !
I'm not into politics but loved your post.
ReplyDeleteYvonne.
Political venting is needed these days. But I must say, I find him absolutely frightening. Frightening more is that polls are getting closer. This just can NOT happen! There's my vent for you!
ReplyDeleteThe "you're fired" bit gave me a chuckle!
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