I had left President Trump outside.
I donβt know what got into me
but one moment I was reading about him
in a New Yorker article a week before
his fall, and I remembered I had put the oven on
& forgot all about him. The ex-President
was having a hard enough time without being abandoned
on a plastic chair with a cold southerly sweeping in & being compared
to Nixon a week before his fall. How the mighty have fallen, Shelley
might have intoned so I did the decent thing and brought the magazine in
where conditions were more conducive to the ex-President. Besides,
with the hail beginning to clatter outside, I wanted to finish the article.
so good. p.s. he was never the mighty, but was supported in his thinking and his followers adoration, into believing that he was, but never truly will be
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he was indeed a deeply flawed individual and the article in the New Yorker published a few weeks ago portrayed him as such — and I guess I felt some compassion for him in his fall in the same way I felt compassion for Hillary Clinton when she lost π and, of course, the paralells with Macbeth and Lear are there hence the crown image π
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loved it! Made me smile.
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thanks for reading it in the spirit it was intended: light-hearted whimsy π
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Very good. Finish your read, and then don’t forget how newspapers used to be recycled!
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thanks; very clever π
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I love how you take small moments and make them so interesting and detailed
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thank you; that’s a lovely way of putting it π
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Good job not leaving him to the hail, John. He would have derived too much perverse pleasure, surely wishing the world would have said, Hail Trump! ππ
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good god, I had forgotten all about this: my one Trump poem; what was I thinking π
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You were intuitively writing how we would all be able to forget about him, leave him out on the cold. Thank goodness your six sense is keen. π
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thanks Karen π
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