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The Economist
A saviour descended.
A bright economist. So godlike he pretended. So well he did persist, to whisper in important ears the words that all officials fears expansion is a cost investments often lost If econosaviours get a chance expenses are soon gone. They simply cut the very branch we all are sitting on. How brilliant this policy financially sound philosophy can it really save us all if we make business small? Sometimes economists may say you win by closing shop. The proper way to save the day is onward with a stop. A profitable stew is full production half the crew leave workers where they stand we'll build an asian brand. Is economy a science, a sound and human trait? On its sparkling silver plate, is our wellfare in good hands? Is it rock or moving sands is it really their intention to cover health care and a pension How can we know, we are but men? though eager to produce. The gods of finance may say when a job we win or loose. If things get rough a tax increase can be a good devise so realize without surprise economists are wise. Larry Reborn © 2004 Larry Reborn (Listed under: Humour, People, & Political) TIP: You can doubleclick any word with the left mouse button, to get its definition. Your vote has been counted! ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() (234 votes, average 3,44)Please consider the following when voting Sound values: Such as alliteration and rhyme. Rhythm: The effective use of line lengths and beat (including meter, but also including free verse lines). Imagery: The use of images to express and convey meaning and to create the mood and shape of the poem. Diction: Choice of words, figures of speech, syntactical patterns. Line groups: Stanzas in traditional forms, verse paragraphs in free verse. |
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