Philosophy by Limerick: * A Corncob and a Lie

Posted on August 15, 2012 by Old Jules | Leave a comment

“Bend over and spread your cheeks,”
Aristocrat smirks to the meeks,
“Believe you’ll inherit
By pachyderm merit
Or equine, earth’s limitless peaks.”

Old Jules

* Apologies to Archibald MacLeish when he was young.

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