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The Love Song of George W. Bush

Afghanistan:

"You swept in like a might conqueror
And put the demons plaguing me to flight,
Then lay I 'raptured in your manly arms
That clung to me during my darkest night.

Before you ravished me, though, you did pledge
Ever to guard me, within and without.
So I allowed you to exploit my land,
To lay your pipe and take my essence out.

But see what lover's trickery hath wrought:
You left me and engaged another cause,
Breaking your promises. And now you're gone,
You've left my blighted body dripping sores."

Bush:

"Pathetic nation, what d'you want from me?
Did you expect me to maintain my vow?
I needed to get laid and that is all.
Another conquest is my quarry now."

Afghanistan:

"Drinking was your addiction once, and then
Religion came along, your pain to ease.
Now, raping countries is your ghoulish game.
How many will you plague with your disease?"

February 2003


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Please direct any requests for publication, in whatever form or medium, to the author, Ian Reed, at tango_poet@hotmail.com (212) 841-0341.