Poor Aunt Tilly
She wanted a willy
And now because of the doctor’s strike
They’ve told her to take a hike,
So for the moment it’s a no,
And to the ladies she must go.
Poor Aunt Tilly
She wanted a willy
And now because of the doctor’s strike
They’ve told her to take a hike,
So for the moment it’s a no,
And to the ladies she must go.
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So Doctors want to Strike again,
When will this chaos ever end?
Surely to heal and cure is their end
Not their monetary reward to defend?
You can understand a miners strike
For safer conditions and a better life,
But not a middle class income which is pretty
nifty
And the opportunity to retire at fifty,
The placards and shouts just look silly
When you know they won’t treat Auntie Tilly,
She’s been ill for ages and needs a scan
The NHS says they’ll do it when they can,
Never mind we’ll soldier through,
There really is nothing more we can do.
But look aghast and hope like hell
That Aunt Tilly’s tumour doesn’t swell.

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The World is making me angry
My fuse shortens with every headline
Laugh they say
At what I say?
Oh there’s always a funny angle
You’ve just got to see it,
I can’t or won’t,
No more
My heart hurts,
When the fuse burns out
I will be dead.
Just like everyone else.
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All you’re left with is a photograph,
That made you look like a Princess,
But you weren’t.
And he was no Bonnie Prince Charles
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