That sly old Duke of York
He told ten thousand lies
He told them on national tv
Which he thought was wise.
When he was caught he was caught
And when he was caught he ran
Hiding in mummy's castle
Just coz a Royal can
He doesn't think he's above the law
It just doesn't apply to him
The law's to keep the peasants in place
Royals are a different breed blue blooded from within.
It seems this young girl was a gift
Be rude then to refuse
She should have shown some gratitude
Instead she cried abuse!!
Courtrooms are for hoi polloi
Not for Royal men
This silly girl should go away
And not come round again.
(At least during the day.)
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Owain Glyn
N.B This piece refers to a Royal Duke refusing to answer allegations
from a woman who accuses him of sexual abuse when she was seventeen years old.
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Smoke and Mirrors
PoetryThis collection will deal with issues such as media manipulation, political dishonesty, corporate dishonesty and general matters of human interest.
