The Ruling Class
A limerick
The idle Queen looked out upon the poor
"Surely we can help them just a smidge more..."
Her King sipped his wine
Amid feasts so divine
"How then," he asked, "would I fund my great war?"
About the Creator
CJ Miller
Author • Dog mom • Castaway
"Think of this: that the writer wrote alone, and the reader read alone, and they were alone with each other."
- A.S. Byatt
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Ohhh 😲 outstanding!!! ✨❤️👌
A Ring of Truth!!! Well done!!!
Your artwork and word imagery are so complementary. I look forward to them both.