Double Jeopardy
The thin air of Blair, and now
the not-so-thin heir
of Blair: a man
with manse in his pants.
After the slick, the span:
the fat chancellor, you might say,
the new broom bristling
instead of the old gorse whistling.
Will it cause a stir,
moving from BL- to BR- ?
Are they birds of
the same feather? Has anyone
seen them
in the same room together?
After Florence, Zebedee?
Is this (in a magic
roundabout sort of a way) double
trouble, or
the new law of jeopardy?
There's no denial:
it'll be
a new trial.
