Polimericks
On the Hill, the fed up take the floor
To deny and denounce and deplore
And many a member
Polimericks
On the Hill, the fed up take the floor
To deny and denounce and deplore
And many a member
For once in November
Will be running from
Congress, not for.
No media-op ceremony,
No handling or speechwriting
crony,
Yet Perot's number hauls
In millions of calls --
Does that make his campaign
a phony?
The Clean Air Act didn't curtail
The smogging of what we inhale,
So nine states are suing
Its White House undoing;
Pollution for profit? Call Quayle.
A too-many-millionaires quiz:
Which presidents made it their biz
The wealth to augment
Of the top one percent?
Money goes where it already is. Two young girls,
secretaries in frizzy curls,
precarious heels, and quite
tight skirts, went clicking
down the courthouse steps.
One girl tripped.
Tickety tickety tick
she ran to catch her fall.
Feet, electric, fast to faster,
kept her one space
from disaster.
By some miracle
of management,
she reached sidewalk
cement in order,
spelled out for the deli Joe,
half-a-cold-cut-sub-to-go.
Joyce S. Brown
