ClothesA Poem by Sam & Gavin Khan-McIntyrePoem
Buying clothes you need or not
As the case may be. Too many or too few, Worn out or a size too large Pretty sparkly frock for a party Large ones,mini ones All those socks replacements For the ones disappeared,eaten By the whirlwind in the washing machine. Standing behind a lady, Returning a long yellow dress She’s worn to a barbecue Or perhaps it really didn’t fit after all. Dresses and trousers, why so many, There is a systematic clothes buying Pushers’ propaganda ongoing. Destroying our culture of traditional way of life dress,customs Making people naked but money in clothes so semi-naked pushing that will do. The less Is bought the more it costs The consumer In life, love, privacy also Costing relationships with bodies in display What’s it doing to our love lives and respect is lining pockets of the government and conspirators Funds from the availability of the customer Adverts to make that body look good With some pretty little clad model So we want to be them be like them Who needs so many shoes,the perfect jeans For £1000s; same as the others But with knobs on. Now many those shops closed, Owned by Jews, the Greens. Their money made, funding the Israelis, Those pushed,brainwashed to buy, Their mission completed © 2022 Sam & Gavin Khan-McIntyre |
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Added on May 27, 2022 Last Updated on May 27, 2022 Author
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