A State of Confusion
A State of Confusion
By Elton Camp
Nobody’s sure just what’s in store
From a situation never seen before
One who thinks he’s man of the hour
Makes threats, but with limited power
From the menacing things he has to say,
He can attack thousands of miles away
Even though it would amount to suicide
Who can know what it is he may decide
When such an attack he does mention,
Is it merely a desperate bid for attention?
Has he the ability to follow through?
It’s impossible to know what he can do
But bluster like this having to face
Makes the world a more scary place
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