A satirical poem about our ex-prime minster Gordon Brown who famously bottled out of having a general election which he very probably would have won.

BOTTLE BROWN

The nation you pumped with fever and fire

spun wide the rumour the hour was nigh

Image by World Economic Forum via Flickr

to sink the Tories whose chances seemed dire

With a snap poll your tenure to try.

But Call Me Dave then trounced your ploy

pledged to slash tax; his ratings fast soared.

Your courage it culled; you feared to destroy

your crown long craved when the threat roared

of torrents of losses; the sting of disgrace.

So that genie you deemed better to bottle

You crooned about vision; made to save face

But your vision’s to swindle,deceive and throttle.

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  • Larry Fish on Mar 6, 2011

    Never trust a politician.

  • LOVELYHONEY on Mar 7, 2011

    i rarely compose poems on politicians
    as i can’t promise the moon
    when i can’t even buy
    a choco bar

    ur gr8888888888888888888888888888

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