November 5th Amendment

Suppression is Armor against the Truth

I

The practical suppression of

expression

as espoused by the Bush

administration

involves an abundance of

words

(that are transformed into

turds)

for proper elucidation.

Improper appropriation of peoples'

fascination

with subjects harmful to the

nation

defines the

situation.

To see you praised so truly(they think)

makes me feel so small.

And, adding our pure thoughts--

we photo we fought

To bask in your light,

to sit on your lily,

to be the publics' frog, and

to croak like you--how silly.

We fought to bask in your pond,

to put you out of sight,

to cause you some pain--

" Be quiet the frog," how vain?!

II

W(e) can't shut up.

W(e) dug ourselves a rut.

W(e) need a clue

why we're so worthless

W(e) can't catch a drift of the

demographic shift.

We'll do a poll

to engage them all

(And let them know what they're

thinking).

Shakespeare said it all in his

sonnets,

what everyone is thinking--

this Admin is truly stinking, stinking,

stinking, stinking up the place.

Slinking and stinking

slithering, sliming, and slinking,

physically sliming and stinking,

stinking up the place.

III

Living epitaph for George Bush--

Don't mourn for me my de facto death--

it's been overstated. Reports of my fall were

overstated: "twas likely a Liberal assassination

plot to harm my

reputation."

W says, "I need some folk wisdom

from the voice of past generations.

Maybe Mark Twain could

change his stars and stripes

and praise my

prevarications."

IV

Economize the facts,

the truth need not be clear.

Endure your neighbors' adversity--

'twas his creation.

Try harder and you'll forget his pain,

his tragic situation

(a good example having been shown

to remedy the

reputation

of a government so poorly equipped

to morally lead the

nation).