Banker's Greed <br /> <br />Is as cold as ice, <br />And deadly as immoral vice <br />And harmful unlike pet mice <br />And more irritating than lice <br />And not a fair six faced dice. <br />A banker's practice is charred like burned rice, <br />Always free at home with no heavy price <br />To pay for robbing a widow's from her slice <br />And pretending to care and be nice <br />Once, twice, and thrice… <br />How much greed would suffice! Suffice! Suffice! <br />For a banker to stop giving bad advice, <br />To desperate youth in need of a floating devise <br />From drowning in debts, my advice: <br />Take banker's credit card and slice <br />It to pieces and put banker's greed on ice, <br />Unlike god's generosity that frees your soul and make you rise <br />Like the phoenix by your own choice and smell the spice <br />Of your own success, and learn to be precise. <br />Remember my son to protect your self-interest from his asking price, <br />And when tempted again to deal with any banker be alert and concise. <br />I don't want to witness your demise <br />From the banker's eternal gripping vice, <br />My last fatherly poetic advice! <br /> <br />March 2 2012 <br />Copyright Leaking Pen 2012 <br />Rev Nov 4 2014<br /><br />Leaking Pen<br /><br />http://www.poemhunter.com/poem/banker-s-greed/
