Ode To A Little Girl

                Ode To

        A Little Girl

              Who

        Got Stunted

       In Her Growth

     At an Early Age

And Has Been Trying

                To 

       Compensate

              For It

         Ever Since

What I see

In Hillary

Is not just

A serial

Criminal

And compulsive,

                 even 

Pathological

        liar

Who jeopardized the 

        national

        security

     and did other

 disgusting things

for all of which she 

       should go

         to prison -

   as The Donald

       has said - 

                     but

A hurting little girl,

       who wants, not

To be abused, 

                         but

To be loved;

          who was 

        deprived of

A decent childhood

And has been trying

To gat her power

As a human being

                     back

    ever since

   who compensates

By seeing money

As a substitute

For her innate sense

Of self-worth

That she was robbed

        of;

             lost

In her childhood.

‘You too, little girl,

        can grow up

                   to be

       president

                  of the 

     United States

Someday.

       You just need to 

        be able to

Lie, and cheat, and steal

     and even kill

       if need be

       your way

           into

The Oval Office

        like into

      an orifice.

Grow up, little girl,

   and regain

  your power

    that way.’

               What

    a message

    that is

    to send

    to others…

          but not

    to judge.

    Leave that 

    to her.

And when Hillary

                 finally

Breaks down

And cries, 

           plaintively,

     “I feel…

          so…

     ashamed,”

Go over to her,

      Donald

(metaphorically
    speaking,
    of course)

      and give her

Your handkerchief

       and call Bill

Up on stage

To take her away

For consolation;

        and get on

With the main business

      at hand: that

   of making America

            great

            again

         because

             She 

               is 

            good.

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(Reference: Alexis de Tocqueville, in a fact-finding mission to the New World, reported in his book 'Democracy in America' in the early 1800s: "America is great because it is good.")