Breaking Bard…


He vows to strengthen arms by sea and land,
With steel-clad ships and warriors at hand.
Let submarines and icebreakers be made,
And soldiers’ serve with richer coin be paid.

Carney strikes Poilievre with sharp disdain,
For laxity in threats from foreign reign.
“Thy folly leaves our land exposed!” he cries,
As dark whisperings from India arise.

The clash of wits in debates fierce arise,
Yet Carney’s French absence stirs the people’s cries.
With TVA’s lost duel, he doth offend,
Whilst crowds and tongues shape fates that do depend.

Some whisper low, “The Liberals hold the field,
Unless to fate and folly they do yield.”
Yet fickle winds may turn with sudden might,
And what seems sure may vanish out of sight.

Bernier calls for purse-strings to be tight,
No aid abroad, mean coffers kept in sight.
A smaller throne, a leaner rule he craves,
No coin for kings beyond our northern waves.

The hour is nigh, the banners are unfurled,
Each advocate poses to shape a nation’s world.