Our overreaching nannies
Are sitting on their fannies
Hatching clever plans
And plotting lots more bans
It sets their hearts a’flutter
To banish guns and butter
So like Savonarola
They’ve come for Coca Cola
And in their righteous zeal
With joy they can’t conceal
Say, “ If we can we should
It’s all for your own good
They’ve stripped the glue from stamps
And incandescent lamps
Which changed the world like fire
Are now like a pariah
If San Francisco Councilpersons get their wish
Aquariums in town will be bereft of fish
Now in their wildest dreams even the reddest commies
Never saw the need to confiscate Gouramies
Bloomberg and his ilk
Might seek to outlaw silk
For in the clearest terms
It’s unfair to the worms
Well, friends I’ve had my fill
I’m drawing up a bill
With an attached exhibit
Of stuff we must prohibit
Stickers on our fruit
And Congressmen who toot
The colleagues who defend them
I know just where to send them
If it were up to me
Reality TV
I’d banish and consign
To some abandoned mine
Those loud and vulgar ladies
I’d send the straight to Hades
And stack on distant shelves
All shows where people weigh themselves
From now till I’m departed
My friends I’ve only started
I’ll make it my life’s mission
To outlaw…prohibition
1 comment:
I love this one--but put the spoonerism poem up, please!
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