To Irishman:
These stairs you claim to climb,
Seem to be leading you nowhere.
Those steps are filled with lime,
And your words with hot air.
You take such time to recite,
That I hear yawns, not rhymes
From the challengers you incite
With those dry, shameful gibes.
True, they'd yawn at me too,
Since their brains are asleep.
But if you did what I do,
They would also weep.
I'd try a different path,
Since that one stinks,
And your tendency I'd correct,
Since roses are for queens.
To Geoni:
You made me modify
This beautiful message,
Since your way to defy
Is less than average.
Don't fight fire with fire,
When it's hardly a match
Or you'll simply inspire
A derogative laugh.