[Newspoetry] poets for the war
John
gavroche at gavroche.org
Mon Mar 17 17:38:59 CST 2003
> for instance a poem could show that
> Bush is anti-war
Maybe kinda like this one. I wrote it a couple days ago. Since Purim is
tomorrow, it's already out of date, and it's real clear it's an anti-war
poem, but I am sure I could rewrite it a bit and really confuse the heck out
of them.
Does anybody here know of a link with the complete text of Bush's Feb 26th
speech at Tufts?
I Celebrate Purim a Week Early
It's Purim next Tuesday.
March 18th, 2003.
I'll be commanded to get drunk.
So drunk
I can't tell the difference
between Mordecai and Haman
between Good and Evil.
I'll probably wait until work ends.
I feel drunk already though.
I just read in the news
George Bush is against war.
Yes - Against war with Iraq.
He thinks the objectives of war
are fuzzy. Yes, Fuzzy.
That's the word he used.
President George Bush.
He also thinks
it would be a mistake
to start a war with Iraq
without UN approval.
That's right.
That's exactly what he said
In a speech
at Tufts University.
Before you end up
as insane as I
Let me explain.
It's standard practice
To refer to someone
as President
forever.
Even after their term ends.
It's Dubya's Daddy
The one-time ambassador
to the UN
who's joining the anti-war movement.
And since a decade ago
I'd have called him Haman
I think I've observed the holiday
A week early,
without a drop of alcohol.
John Newmark
gavroche at gavroche.org
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