LONDON LABOUR PARTY (Definitive Final Version)



A Scotch joke theory tested to compute
By putting an Ape in shirt and grey suit
Sporting a red tie, it’s cover complete
Though shirt’s too tight to hide his neck’s hirsute
With fake Scotch grunts and shrieks, though none dispute
How ugly he looks with charm in pursuit.
Then Scotchland shipped to contest a local seat
Hoping their Scotch Lottery balls we’ll beat
As if clutching straws, the short straw for him ?
NO!  Voted in by local Tories grim
Now, he’s the only Ape in London Zoo
Sitting in the corner, nothing to do
But shriek “SNP BAD, SNP BAD”
Then Pavlovian fed, his sweat so bad
PLEASE DO NOT FEED THE ANIMALS.  Oh crumbs !
For last Scotch MP “SCOTORUM SCROTUM”.

About this poem

The Soottish Labour Party are illegally registered in England so should not be allowed to stand in our Scottish Democracy and so officially cannot be called Scottish Labour Party as they are not independent but subservient branch to the London Labour Party, so hopefully the Scottish public will tell them where to go for ever more. Please Note - SCOTORUM SCROTUM - SCOTORUM is the latin name for SCOTTISH for this political animal.

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Written on March 07, 2024

Submitted by fortranfan on March 07, 2024

Modified by fortranfan on April 26, 2024

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Closest metre Iambic pentameter
Characters 692
Words 125
Stanzas 1
Stanza Lengths 16

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