Get Your Premium Membership

Minding Other Peoples’ Affairs or Businesses

Minding other peoples’ affairs or businesses Some villainous pundits or vile hyenas are the best In simply doing just that, comrades. They ignore Their own problems. They leave a huge door Ajar, wide open, so they can put their flagitious nose In their neighbors’ personal businesses or affairs Please, always have the fireman’s water hose Ready, in check and in full force in order to shower Them with love, pity, comprehension and compassion Because their primigenial tongue is way too long For their mouth to handle or encase. Please bless them With Holy water and incense, in order to chase away Or to obliterate the viruses in them. For them, night is day As they are confused and lost in the corridors of Gotham Gossipers are liars, predators, sinners and troublemakers They don’t want peace. They don’t like peace They want wars and skirmishes. They have a list Of nefarious or unholy things outside the craters That they want to implement in order to destroy Good and decent human beings. Their tongue is a deadly toy At all times, be aware of the culture and the environment The venomous caterpillars and the evil bees are ubiquitous And never forget to use a special spray, which is inodorous Or a special glare, which can shame them on the pavement Many of you who know exactly what I am talking about Expose them, denounce them and force them to change route That’s the way to discourage or to defeat the evil worshippers The hypocrites, the quislings and the professional gossipers Who are minding other peoples’ affairs or businesses. Copyright © January 2024, Hébert Logerie, All rights reserved Hébert Logerie is the author of several poetry books.

Copyright © | Year Posted 2024




Post Comments

Poetrysoup is an environment of encouragement and growth so only provide specific positive comments that indicate what you appreciate about the poem.

Please Login to post a comment

A comment has not been posted for this poem. Encourage a poet by being the first to comment.


Book: Reflection on the Important Things