(the public confession he'll never make) By Randall Winn |
When in disgrace from my dorm room
I stumbled,
Refusing to tell who supplied me
with coke,
And, dodging the draft, to the
air guard I bumbled
And flew very little, due to drink
and to smoke,
Wishing I were in business, with
daddy's name possessed,
By Poppy's pals supported whene'er
I went broke,
Whole companies ruined where ever
I messed,
My Master's of Business seemed
only a joke,
When in this haze, with Harken fast
fading,
Happily I thought of this: insider
trading!
Then taxpayers, like to Enron's
bubble a-rising,
A stadium builded for me – most
surprising!
The laugh of the world, our nation's
chief resident,
I prove that anyone can grow up
to be pResident!
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