My friend who is one spoiled cat gave me the picture below for the Thursday Poetry blogå
The Big man from Freedonia need more living space
Where, freely could live, his master race
And, with other countries, to keep a pace
And mostly for the beans he used to make his orange face.
To find his special bean he targeted the land of green.
Its leaders dismissed the orange leader as crazy and mean.
But it was only their land that grew the orange bean.
And the Orange Leader wanted it, and was unafraid to cause a scene.
The Orange Leader first tried to buy the Land of Green with his riches
He predicted that they would cave, the sons of a bitches
But he was told his offer wouldn’t even pay for their lakes full of fishes
And now they would find out what happened when you didn’t succumb to the Orange Leader’s wishes
Then the Orange Leader let his voice soar
To war, to war, Freedonia is going to war
A fact we can’t ignore
We’re going to war
The Orange Leader’s assistant Weasel said over the Land Of Green no one would fight
And Freedonia had a right to the Land of Green because they had the might
And other countries would retreat in fright
And he could make the Land of Green white
The Land of Green has an army, but it wasn’t fine
And they were arrived Freedonia would wrap them up like twine
But their Professor said “I have an idea, it is mine.”
And soon the Land of Green had miles of troops on the battle line
In the face of an overwhelming enemy Freedonia did towards home beat feet
Although the Orange Leader said they won, he could never admit defeat
And the Land of Green didn’t let on their deceit
That it was mere snowmen with sticks for guns that caused Freedonia’s hasty retreat.
that orange boss guy sounds familiar somehow ;O))
ReplyDeleteSadly I know who that orange boss guy is.......! This is a PURRFECT poem.......in every way! Hugs, Teddy and Mom Pam
ReplyDeleteGreat poem as always. The orange man won't just stop at wanting the land of green, he wants to be a mighty ruler of the world, but one day hopefully soon, he will become undone!
ReplyDeleteHA! That was a good orange man tale!
ReplyDeleteGood job with the poem!
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