If only he was never there
The author of an ode to Tony Blair that has been doing the rounds is puzzling MPs today.
At Downing Street upon the stair
I met a man who wasn't Blair
He wasn't Blair again today
Oh how I wish he'd go away
Who is behind the poem, based on the quatrain by US poet Hughes Mearns? [Guardian politicsblog -Helene Mulholland]
He is my own take on the poem, again relating to Tony Blair
As once I voted, because I care
I saw a man, who wasn't there
And now that he has gone away
Oh how wish it had began this way
OETM 2008
Labels: blair, guardian politics blog, Mearns poem
posted by old enough to moan @ 8:18 pm
2 Comments
2 Comments:
i like them both...and saddly...both are so truth...
if i see one more picture of bush laughing his ass off, i may bip him into a coma
His face and the face of Tony Blair say it all, fekkin liars!
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