SOME REMARKABLE REMARKS
The politicians were misunderstanding each other
but stayed as eloquent as politicians of old.
One sage fellow said he always had sensed that natural
foods realized wrong potentials but were as costly
as the nearest new nukes. One clever woman's voice
answered that her undergraduate years had proved
the efficacy of walloping the populace's belief
in taxation both sizable and astigmatic. My dear
grandfather then stood. He cleared his throat.
His hair had that pomaded look. The words he uttered
were pointed and almost in pure modalities.
He apparently was espousing his opinion in favor
of a set of perhapsed parameters. His last phrase
mentioned how the nations remained
indivisible but in a somewhat schizy
referential framework. The last speaker
wore spats. Many onlookers may have wondered why
crocs had received no equal perspective. The general
final truths allowed the listeners to deduce whatever
they thought merited the logical layman's liking.
Television definitely existed; radio had a few
chuckles. Books were magazines;
the whole process received taped applause.