Slime-Ball Wizard
Ever since I was a young boy I used the village hall
For voting in elections; I’ve voted in them all;
But I ain’t seen nothing like his incompetence and gall
That bloke with the glasses sure is a mean Slime-Ball.
In leadership he’s lacking and in charisma too
He doesn’t have our backing; he doesn’t have a clue:
Hated in the Staff Room as well as County Hall
That bloke with the glasses sure is a mean Slime-Ball.
He’s a Slime-Ball Wizard the man we all loathe
A Slime-Ball Wizard – that man called Michael Gove.
“How do you think he does it?”
“I’ll tell ya. He makes the rest look good”
I’ve mastered my times-tables; I know my East from West
I’ve read all Aesop’s fables and passed all my SATS tests
My punctuation’s A+; my grammar’s best of all:
But I still can’t get past he sure is a mean Slime-Ball.
Says Dave to George “I think, by Jove,
We look much better sat next to Michael Gove”
For teachers it’s a passion, vocation and far more
For him it’s just a fashion to change what’s gone before
If you ask of teachers, “Why do you leave in droves?”
“That deaf, dumb and blind bloke, Useless Michael Gove”.
John Coopey
Tue 4th Mar 2014 07:41
Hello MC. Excellent stuff. And, yes indeed, the choice of subject for the monica was wide and varied - a rich vein. Blair would have given me more rhyming options (care, dare, there etc than Gove) and, in truth, I do agree with some of Gove's policies. The main advantage of Gove though is that he is so ugly - he looks like a target.
Thankyou for your thoughts.