Making A Point
Making A Point
Katarzyna didn’t have a skill,
they didn’t pay her much,
but Katarzyna was invaluable -
she had the human touch.
She hadn’t been to Uni,
had no meaningless degree
but she excelled in the school of life
and made my mum her tea.
It seems that care is valueless,
as is your place of birth,
when it comes to scoring points
and determining your worth.
Those who earn a small fortune
are welcomed with open arms
whilst we can’t get British workers
to pick fruit on British farms.
So stand up and be counted
all you economically inactive -
its not enough to take
we now want you all to give.
it’s no excuse to claim
that you’re retired, at school or ill,
we’ve given you the blueprint.
Where there’s a way there must be a will.
We’ll have some octogenarian
to serve your coffee black
and the kids will be back up chimneys
now we’ve got our country back.
If you care for a relative
rather than going out to work
we can save the pittance paid to a Carer.
So there’s another perk.
We’ll have hospitals full of doctors
and not a nurse in sight.
We’re protecting British jobs
(don’t worry it’ll be all white).
Meanwhile we will welcome
Bankers, multi-national CEO’s,
and that certain class of socialite
who plough the profits up their nose.
This is modern Britain
where Johnny Foreigner is kept out
and there are more chiefs than Indians
and if you’re in any doubt
that this will be for the better
then let me tell you this -
it could be you they look to
to clear up the vomit, shit and piss!
Ian Whiteley
Fri 28th Feb 2020 00:18
Thanks for the kind comments and 'likes' I appreciate it ?
Ian