30,000 quid to see some fig trees<\/p>\n
Standing in the atrium, I hear<\/p>\n
Portcullis House, yearned for some<\/p>\n
Eastern promise<\/p>\n
And the speaker has jumped in<\/p>\n
and made it clear<\/p>\n
Cameron agrees<\/p>\n
Everyone must squeeze<\/p>\n
Their overheads<\/p>\n
And fig trees are no way<\/p>\n
To carry on in Parliament apparently<\/p>\n
Despite a 12 years contract<\/p>\n
they must go<\/p>\n
The speaker’s spoken<\/p>\n
Camerons spoken<\/p>\n
Now the crippled Poets<\/p>\n
Woken<\/p>\n
Yes I agree<\/p>\n
with that man<\/p>\n
John Bercow<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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