Colons (Lat: cola) and commas (Lat: commata) are
clauses and phrases. Their "-un"-prefixed forms, (i.e.,
the so-called '"-un"cola'* and '"-un"commata' used by Uly
Poe in the title above these verses) refer to the deployment
of "cola et commata" -- these a reference to St. Jerome's
divisions, using punctuation marks, of the formerly
unpunctuated scriptures -- the better to characterize
one of Drumpf's more egregious scams.
* Despite its appearance, this neologism does
not reference the soft drink Seven Up.
...four, three, two, one:
another run.
Hey! Jus' for fun,
I'll say I won!
Afoot's Herr Hun
another run.
Hey! Jus' for fun,
I'll say I won!
Afoot's Herr Hun
with Book 'n' gun --
'n' tons o' mon --
who says, "I won!"
'n' tons o' mon --
who says, "I won!"
God's other sun
(ignore the pun)
tells how it's done:
"Jus' say ya won!".
Allegiance...? Shun!
Statistics...? Spun.
Decorum...? None:
jus' say ya won!
