A Koch Limerick
There once were two brothers named Koch.
To the common man they were a joke.
To the rich came the spoils.
To the poor came the toils.
And to the middle class they left for broke.
To the common man they were a joke.
To the rich came the spoils.
To the poor came the toils.
And to the middle class they left for broke.
Published by Steven West
I have a passion for creative writing and political discourse. Happily married for over 24 years, I have 2 children and work with special needs kids in the public schools. I enjoy making people laugh and sm... View profile
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Nice.
Funny and true.
Those two brothers are evil
good one
Nice limerick as always!
That was a clever limerick