Year sixteen dawned with a lot of fuss—
Of Us and the rest all called Versus,
Apart like North-South poles,
No diamonds, both black coals,
Both missing: caught are they in same bus.
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Whilst USA entered a post-truth era, the world found its Word of the Year, and India its expertise in politics of populism, call it politics of polarization: nationalists Vs anti-nationals, patriots and not, making up a year of extremes that achieved little. Both the Houses lost over 80% of business time. It seems people on Earth no more feels they are in the same bus, a break-less bus called Earth hurtling down the precipice.
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Happenings | 02.01.17 |
Categories:
polarisations, new year, satire, world,
Form: Limerick
Pie juice is preferable on a plate when served with ample amounts of shredded cheese. Wanton not a buttered eel on toast. Slammed together in the bread halves. Then delivered by a small town in a paisley dress. No hat. Despise not a winning goal from a long combustible leg. And legislation from left overs are often highly recommended for a show. Top viewing capabilities. With or without horns. A sun that claps is a sun in sun glasses. Whilst a star can create the most beautifully presented cookies and curds. Onions jump into trees. And cabbages smile. Thin strips of acrid agriculture served in a bowl with a bun in a hat. Hahahaha speechless sailors. Hahahaha and now a small rhinoceros balancing. La la hahahaha *** polarisation z in a curve
Categories:
polarisations, allegory, beauty,
Form: I do not know?