by Paul A. Freeman
A rambling Donald incites
his fans to treacherous fights.
So, shame if he sues,
the BBC news
for daring to air the highlights.
The BBC’s out on a limb,
for splicing a story. How dim!
With folk loudly booing,
and Trump maybe suing,
the BBC’s outlook is grim.
The Beeb is known sometimes to boast,
“We’re global, not just coast-to-coast.”
But due to spliced news,
if Donald Trump sues,
the BBC might just end up toast.
Paul A. Freeman is an English teacher. He is the author of The Movement, a dystopia-Americana novel set in a future United States. It is available from Amazon as an ebook download and as a paperback. His first book, Rumours of Ophir, a crime novel taught at ‘O’ level in Zimbabwean high schools, was also translated into German. In addition to having two novels, a children’s book and an 18,000-word narrative poem (Robin Hood and Friar Tuck: Zombie Killers!) commercially published, Paul is the author of numerous published short stories, poems and articles. He works and resides in Mauritania, Africa.
