Play it against Uncle Sam

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    Play it against Uncle Sam

    Old Uncle Sam looks slightly seedy –

    To pep him up, you pay him tax.

    Pay to your state, pay to your city –

    Then just sit down and relax.

     

    To save a buck, you’ll use your brain

    To pull on them a little scam,

    And do not just “play it again”-

    Play it against Uncle Sam!

     

    Don’t be afraid – the biggest bosses

    Are building houses of wax –

    Donations balancing and losses,

    So Uncle Sam won’t get his tax.

     

    Let’s steal from him – he’s so kind

    And rich – he wouldn’t give a damn,

    A hundred less – he wouldn’t mind -

    Play it against Uncle Sam!

     

    Life isn’t just – you work forever,

    Get what they spare, pay as you told,

    When you’ll be rich? – believe me, never –

    There’s no justice in the world.

     

    Pay through your nose - earn the peanuts?

    Excuse me, now way, ma’am!

    Let’s learn how not to be nuts –

    Play it against Uncle Sam!

     

    It’s not a subject for the laughter-

    A taxing question, none the less,

    Mean Uncle Sam – he will send after

    You the bad guys from IRS.

     

    When you’ll get caught – don’t say your “wow”,

    Or try to look like harmless lamb.

    All this will teach you, brother, how

    Play it against Uncle Sam!

     

    Pavel Martynov

     

     

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    Poetry is not an expression of the party line. It's that time of night, lying in bed, thinking what you really think, making the private world public, that's what the poet does.

    Allen Ginsberg (1926-1997) U.S. poet.

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