Foolish Politics

In the realm of politics, where fools may deceive,

Whose fault is it when we are so easily deceived?

When a jester with empty promises takes the stage,

And convinces us that he'll bring a brighter age.

Oh, the blame does not solely lie with the fool,

For we, the people, can be a bit gullible, it's true!

We yearn for change, for hope and relief,

And sometimes fall for a charlatan's belief.

With rhetoric so grand, they paint a rosy scene,

Promising tomorrow's comfort, where today we keen.

They speak of progress, of prosperity to come,

And we, like eager children, are lured to succumb.

But as the fool's mask begins to fade,

We realize the truth in the choices we made.

We find ourselves trapped in a web of deceit,

Wondering how we allowed this bumbling feat.

Oh, the fault lies with us, for we hold the power,

To see beyond the act and not be devoured.

We must question the motives, the claims that they make,

And not let foolishness lead us astray, for goodness sake!

So let's laugh at our folly, with a comical tone,

For in satire, the absurdity can be fully shown.

Political experiences, a circus of jesters and clowns,

Where the blame is shared, not just one party's grounds.

Let us learn from these lessons, not repeat the same,

And choose leaders wisely, not swayed by empty fame.

For in this theater of politics, the stage is ours,

To prevent the fool's grip and protect our powers.