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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required IF ever I had a country : XXXV - XXXVI XXXV IF ever I had a country And if ever by any stretch of the imagination I were the duely-elected President of the Republic I'd tell each and every oath-taking Grand Master of Free-Masonry : No question of sharing power in a democracy I'd purge the Courts first then the Police and Secret Service of every trace of their hierarchichal papacy Then seek and weed out every one of their moles in the Administration as a policy Which abhors power exercised by unauthorised coteries in the body-politic as the bane of national meritocracy That is, if ever I were by any stretch of the imagination the duely-elected President of the Republic And even if I never ever had no country so sick XXXVI If ever I had a country And if ever I were but the President PM or even divine King I'd lose not any sleep over who makes the belfry bells toll or telephones ring I'll not fret and frown every time trade unions business or professional guilds sing Out of tune with the voices of aides aide-de-camps or Chiefs of Staff in the West Wing I'd keep a finger on the Peoples' Pulse and when I rule I'd know I'll be doing the right Thing That is, if ever I were but the President PM or even divine King And even if I never ever had no country to wring © T. Wignesan - Paris, July 16, 2018
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