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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required Katie Hopkins; Wild Redemption Katie Hopkins, what a bitch She really makes my innards itch She’s paid to spit and vent her bile Her views are simply crass and vile The woman thinks that refugees Should all die screaming in the seas And now she is an educator? Well, Brunel students sure don’t rate her Poor Katie got no praise or thanks Just fifty silent backs in ranks Her thoughts upon the welfare state Perceived to be just tosh and hate They sent her straight to Coventry A damned good place for her to be She’s blaming social media For everyone is wrong but her Not like she’s a cow at all Or cares if pride precedes a fall As long as she still earns a wad She’ll carry on like some bad God Dispensing poison, spitting blood Dragging free speech through the mud In years gone by our ears would twitch A mob would rise and kill the witch But that was then, and this is now Best to simply shun the cow For centuries of love and learning Persuade us Katie’s not for burning She’s bound to go too far one day For Karma’s not a bitch to play Eternal justice, endless fall Oh, Katie won’t like that at all Forever with the evil dead And haunted by the things she’s said Do you really want that, Kate? It’s not too late to recreate In love there’s simply no exemption Just endless joy and wild redemption… by Gail
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