This one is pretty well self explanatory, based on that classic one liner.
In your guts you know he’s nuts.
In your guts you know he’s nuts
The Abbott’s more than a political clutz
His mouth springs open
While his brain just shuts
If the Abbott played golf he’d play
No drive… bad putts
It’s really sad the Abbott’s mad
His economic creds are just plain bad
On foreign policy
He’s a bit of a lad
And his attitude to Women
Is rough… just a tad
He’s politically lazy but he’s also crazy
His policy platform’s kinda hazy
His ears might be cauliflower
But his brain’s pure daisy
And his temperament he struggles with
Cos his anger’s… quite.. blazey
Though lacking hearts, his team play their parts
With very few finishes, despite plenty of starts
Avoiding talk on policy
Yet defending Abbotts brain farts
While their lies, spin and dishonesty
Are rating…. off the charts
Chrissy Pyne thinks he’s just fine
But the mincing poodle’s full of whine
Bishops class, is just a farce
As she’s always talking through her arse
Sloppy Joe Hockey is always cocky
Though to say the least.. his maths are rocky
Barnaby lets his mouth run free
But he can’t see the wood, cos it’s hidden in the tree
Turnbulls creds are all in shreds
As he’s aligned himself with the farting heads
And the whole front bench, has an awful stench
Like a rotting carcase beaten.. with a monkey wrench
And it’s really sad that they’re all quite mad
Pushing ideas that are old and bad
And they’re all quite lazy and completely crazy
With a policy platform that’s incredibly hazy
And everyone with him is a political clutz
And in your guts.. you know they’re ALL.. bloody… nuts
Hi Truth Seeker! Congratulatiions on your site. I know how much work it takes to set up. I’ve done it myself with a much less ambitious collection.
There is so much to learn too, isn’t there? Not that you have anything to learn about versifying. I am often in awe at the ease with which you turn a rhyme. I imagine that sometimes you find it hard to choose your best option, because sometimes brevity can be an asset in satire too.
I’m very tired at the moment with my sore arm, so brevity is forced in me!
Good luck! Patricia.
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Patricia, thank you so much for your kind words and encouragement.
Your site was a big help in deciding to set up mine, and I was very sorry when I heard about your wrist. 😦
I hope that it heals quickly and you can get back to full flight, as you will be needed for the fight ahead in 2013.
I hope you have a happy, prosperous and creative new year, despite the rough start with your wrist, and thanks again for all your support. 🙂
Cheers 🙂 😀
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There’s heaps of wonderful reading on this site Truth Seeker. I’ll try to comment on each one but after awhile one sort of runs out of accolades 🙂
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Foreverjanice, thanks for that, and I am just happy that you are there enjoying my efforts. 😀
There is plenty more to come 😀
Cheers 🙂 😀 😆
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shared on my page https://www.facebook.com/TheAbbottoir
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xiaoecho, welcome to my blog, and thanks for sharing it on your page, I love the inference of the name “The Abbottoir” 😆
Cheers 😀 😆
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