Rosy
Rosy In his opulence he sat, He had never wanted for a thing. Allowing himself to grow fat, A child that had been made a king. He sat at his table grand His ministers spoke of the people’s woe. Yet he would but survey his land, He needed not be vexed so. Blindly their court will stumble on, Wearing their shades of rosy hue. Someday the walls will tumble down, And they’ll wonder how they never knew. Never had he done deeds bad, A just and noble ruler he would proclaim. If only they had already had, There would be naught they could complain. And so the king took comfort, And then another bite, He would continue as he had done, For he knew folk grumbled but out of spite. So blindly this court stumbles on, Darkening their shades in rosy hue. Soon the walls will tumble down, How is it that they never knew? Beyond the walls the people groaned, They could buy no meat nor ev...