Don Franks: The Baring Of The Green
The Baring of the Green
A Poem By Don Franks
Post election, the National
candidate
For Epsom sighed and did bemoan his fate
But
not as much as Epsom Greeny Locke
Who'd promised to
reveal before his flock
If Rodney Hide did ever win that
seat
A post election natural Greeny treat
The whole of
Keith the barrel, lock and stock
The baring of, if not
his soul, his brioche
And all that went before,
Running
wild and free through Epsom, Keith, Bare Naked, In the
Raw.
We got so little from this sad election farce
That
anything was welcome later, even Keith Locke's arse
Alas
we were deprived!
For when reckoning day arrived
In
body paint, sad smile and shoes and socks
And -
UNDERPANTS - emerged the not so naked Locke
Lady Godiva
must be turning in her unclad grave
But, tis a
politician's way to thus behave
They promise bread and
give us rock
They promise nudity and give us painted
undied Locke
Keith could have learned from his Co leader
how to bare
For just the day before, Rod Donald put it
there
He called a meeting of employers, just to make it
clear
that from the Greens they've bugger all to
fear
No GE bottom line, polution, not a thing
Would
stop the bosses pulling any string
The naked rule of
market forces may
Continue if the Greenies get their
way.
So while we may have missed the vital bit of
Keith
To make up Rod has shed his party's last fig
leaf.
ENDS