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The Economist

A fiddler missed the que
    The que card would bring
Question as fiddling took part
    As stage was want
The fixer was consumed
     In dread and dreams of fashioned least
A chair and a rarity did conform
      Embezzled fright as scolding might?
Appear as we, the people of the news we wasn't 

Not a new profit shells well, dear

Premium Member The Successful Economist

The Successful Economist

                      Intermittent incidents flash across my screen
                      Faces, places, of where and what I have been.
                                
                                Did I really do all those things
                               A far false memory that springs
                                   From chasms in my brain
                                    Hazy lazy clouds of pain
                            Anguish of a distant happy now gone
                            A faded contest of life I have not won 
                               
                                Who ran with me are no more
                                 A fleeting step of lost encore
                               And yet I go on with triumph past
                                    To walk one more path
                                           It is the last.

Premium Member The Muse of a Word Economist

My muse is a sieve
it pans for gold
it’s a strainer 
a skimmer
a fat separator 
it tumbles boulders 
until pebbles are formed 
it can chew on a feeling 
for days weeks or years
til it spits out a poem
my polished 
my crystallized 
bits of awe and woe


Economist

Meet a man that fudges from the fence,
Little he says ever makes great sense. 
His views, all but humdrum,
That he deems great wisdom,
And he’s been hedging O for long hence.
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Tongue-in-cheek |09.01.2021|
Topic: economist, humour

Trump Became Erotic Economist

Trump Became Erotic Economist

Trump soon became  an erotic economist;
Has added many more lies to his long list;
Does perturb,
And should curb;
Remove him from office is what we insist.

Jim Horn

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