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Merchant of New York


He was a merchant selling condos and penthouses Then switched to sell dreams of a new America Let's make America great again was slogan he chose Gullible masses hooked by pack of lies and half truths Put him in the oval office as the new captain America It wasn't long before they all realised their folly But it was too late the damage was already done Uncouth serial molester was now in the driving seat Ran amok for a full term like a bull in the China shop Making mockery of the presidency of the United States Considered the most powerful country in the world As every good or bad thing eventually comes to an end Finally the opportunity came knocking at the door Once deceived, Americans took no chance this time They bade for Biden, the tried and tested old warhorse That is the beginning there are other merchants too Who'll meet their nemesis like merchant of New York
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