Buller Buller Buller
BULLER BULLER BULLER!
“Buller, Buller, Buller,”
The menacing cry rings out.
Lock and bar the windows,
The Bullingdon boys are about.
They march through the streets of Oxford,
All elegantly dressed.
The sons of the rich and privileged,
The university’s best!
So, mothers, lock up your daughters,
They are safer out of sight.
And restaurants put up the closed sign.
Don’t let them in tonight,
They’ll have caviar and champagne
And when they’ve had their fill,
They’ll leave a trail of destruction.
They can afford the bill.
Then it’s “Buller, Buller, Buller”
As they stagger off once more.
They’re our future politicians.
Still above the law!
29th March 2023
Bullingdon Boys poetry contest
Sponsor - Joe Maverick
Copyright © Bryn Strudwick | Year Posted 2023
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