Read Silent Ones real poem this is just temp

Pro-Xi the Showman
has a jolly roger soul
With a corncrack pipe and a Vuitton clothes
and two eyes made from Sheol 
Pro-XiPing the showman is a hairy fail they say
He was made of nose but the children
know how he came to sniff away
There must have been much traffick in that
old silk road to town
But when they placed it on his head
he began to dance around
O
Pro-Xi the owned man
was contrived as he could be
And the children say he could laugh
at the way he plays games with you and me
Trumpetty trump trump
trumpety trump trump
Look at ProXi's go
Chompetty chomp chomp
chompety chomp chomp
Over the hills of blow
(Pac Man) lol
...
Hypocrisy the deal-man does alot of shady things,
tried to mandate information ministry 
and vaccine slavery.
...
'Stocracy the Blowman had a ton of alot of blow.
He laughed all day at his evil ways 
North of slavin peep ole.
...
Sleazy the Biz-man, owed 
'Stocracy some funds, he made tweedle 
dee dum dum dum dum receive pay to play kind of 
scheme

O Invasionry the program is a Communistic 
plan to end the Native Land of Nativity Scene 
and eclipse Country Sovereignty 
...
...treason, stay of justices execution

Prosti the Pentagon unaccounted 2 trillion...
....
Apostasy the Pope man is a very anti-C...
and water down Christianity 

O Jeffrey...
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December 30, 2023 at 10:00 AM
An x rated version of mine lol.. Nicely done.. politics stink.
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January 1, 2024 at 1:58 AM
I cuffed myself to the radiator, to no avail. (Sorry Frosty). Next time I will control my urges. Next time. It's good to have goals.
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