I Had Left the President Outside

I had left President Trump outside.

I don’t 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.

12 thoughts on “I Had Left the President Outside

  1. 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 πŸ™‚ and, of course, the paralells with Macbeth and Lear are there hence the crown image πŸ™‚

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  2. 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! πŸ˜‚πŸ˜‚

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