Hello!
I’m Ken.
The oldest of the Seuss men.
I never lived up to my brother
Or so said my mother.
Ahem. Okay, I won’t stall.
A warm greeting to all.
Boy how I wish we were meeting last fall.
It has fallen on me with a giant thump to evaluate mean Mr. Trump.
He continues to wage despite his old age.
I won’t stop till he’s locked up in a cage.
Now, I’m not an M.D.
So I won’t charge my fee.
This, my earnest of work, comes straight from my conscience.
I just hope with Trump I can remain conscious.
By now we’ve heard from shrinks with links to Harvard and Yale.
Now it’s my turn to speak to this old angry male.
His skin is orange, it surely is.
I must find what’s wrong in that head of his.
I hope there’s a rational mind under that awful toupee.
But we can’t be sure as he’s hell-bent on a global melee.
I must say, I do not agree with Trump’s childish way.
This small-handed man is far from sane,
I’m not sure he even has a brain.
His rants — without pants — are usually on Twitter
Where his spelling is worse than the smell of dirty cat litter.
His tweets more unsightly than soiled sheets
His verbiage more rancid than uncured meats.
Given all that, I must meet this spoiled brat.
When I arrive I can’t imagine we’ll jive.
He is more frantic than a bee hive.
I will stay neutral in my evaluation
Despite his obvious preoccupation.
Keeping his attention won’t be easy.
I just wish he wasn’t so sleazy.
Mr. Trump is dangerous with his lies.
Yet he flies the skies denying his unwise Russian ties.
He is a paranoid man.
Just look at his silly Muslim ban.
Oh and let us not forget his appointees:
Sessions surely can’t teach us any lessons
And that Tillerson guy
Well, he’s probably a secret Russian spy.
Not to be short, soon I promise a full report
I will include notes about his mood swings.
You know, like the worst medieval kings.
Now before I depart
I have one final dart.
Let me lament about the president.
Democracy’s foe — he absolutely must go.
He can’t keep acting like a king.
He must be gone by next spring.
If we let the digging be done
Then it will be as if he never won.
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You have a right to expressing your humor. I even agree with most of your observations about Trump. I don’t like him nor did I vote for him! However, I deactivated my Facebook due to all the disturbing political & religious rhetoric… I also suffer from Chronic Fatigue Syndrome whicn now has a confusion of names and one of my doctors just laughed when I mentioned “Chronic Fatigue Syndrome”! decided that I couldn’t afford to use my valuable, limited energy to engage in such rhetoric on Facebook. I was hoping to hear some positive encouragement from you this morning and was surprised and disappointed… I can hardly function and my family members are no support i.e. I mostly get judgemental accusations and/or no response at all.
I’m sorry I disappointed you. This blog is not just about MECFS though. I reserve the right to write about anything I want, including politics. I do understand your frustration with all the rhetoric. I have had to unfollow people on social media because of it. I hope you’ll keep reading this blog, just ignore the political stuff 😉