Let Churchill, d' big orator, go to hell

Hired a taxi from House of Commons,

to go to d' BBC office for an interview

former famed Prime Minister of the UK,

Winston Churchill, a parliamentarian new

 

At d' age of 25, in the year 1900, won

by a narrow margin, d' general election

sensed d' hostility of party men, agreed

he a great orator but denied a position

 

He arrived in time and asked d' driver,

for him to hold up for about an hour

until he got back and finished his job,

he declined but apologized however

 

Not possible, I'll go home, to listen to

one Mr. Churchill's eloquent speech

I've made it a point, never to miss it,

before the event begins must reach"

 

Amazed at the man's ardent desire,

by any means to listen to his speech

so he took out two ten pound notes,

gave the driver, rushed to BBC office

 

Principles changed to honor funds,

for money nations sold, people killed

several turned slaves to the wealth,

friends separated and families split

Driver happily collected d' change,

own identity, Churchill didn't reveal

"Can wait for hours, till you are back,

Sir, I never mind,

let Churchill, d' big orator, go to hell"