Colonel House: Administrator (1585-1938)
With Southern charm
He forged the hold
Of foreign gold
On town and farm.
He gave us two
Proud presidents—
No accidents--
Yet hid from view.
I guess he felt
That Wilson could
Be used, as should
Be Roosevelt.
He coached the game
To win us all:
The Federal
Reserve’s its name.
And he’s to thank
For nations leagued
And then intrigued
Behind One Bank.
You ask my source?
Read his own book,
A blood-bathed look
At rule by force.
Copyright © Steve Eng | Year Posted 2009
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