Foundations of Justice

Hanging is too good for them, 
Should cut their danglies off.
Use a rusty jigsaw blade,
They’d be afraid to cough.
Our great Judicial system, 
with infinite foresight,
Ignores these sound suggestions,
That you and I think right.
For Judges and the legal type, 
at our expense guffaw,
believing  that like 
God and Queen,
 they are above the Law.
It is often intimated,
 that despite this regal pose,
they wear peepholes bras
and stockings underneath their 
Chamber robes.
No underpants to interfere,
restrict ,affect  or stay
thus keeping  verdicts
 cool and poised
for any courtroom play.
So when Chief Justice
leans or frowns
or shuffles on his throne
Its probably suspenders  
that are causing him to moan
Or just perhaps 
his strapless bra,
Is chaffing on his back,
perchance his basque’s
laced up too tight,
or his g-strings up his crack.
Some trials that end surpisingly,
the verdict gone askew,
Owe more to misplaced 
leather thong,
than legal point of view.
Perhaps the nuts that 
need cut off,
are not from pervert kind,
but rather leading Legal ones,
No longer sound of mind.
Copyright © | Year Posted 2011

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March 21, 2011 at 12:31 PM
Expressive and thoughtful write on the foundations of justice well worded, David
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