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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required IF EVER I HAD A COUNTRY : LXXII IF ever I had a country with or without nationality And if ever I were elected or nominated Chief Patriot of this God-forsaken mis-carriaged country And if ever my country - minus the nation - were to be on the verge of being invaded by other countries which religiously subscribe to the notion of " God-bless-us-first " in all exclusivity I would make it the point of utmost urgence to challenge such insolent uppity countries on their concept of nationality by tabling a motion on the definition of patriotism as opposed to that of nationalism in the United Nations General Assembly All at the risk of being expelled from that august self-effacing ineffective body and my own blasted country in utter ignominy And I'd command all patriots to take up arms against and shoot at sight the back-thumping nationalists within my country for fear they may join hands with the invading xenophobic nationalists to enslave and throttle all patriots - y compris the Chief Patriot - in my dear old patrie And this, even if I were to be unconstitutionally nominated Chief Patriot by all die-hard nationalists in within my own country Even if I never ever had no country not legitimately sworn in at the United Nations General Assembly © T. Wignesan - Paris, November 20, 2018
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