“Unveiling Secrets: Stan Morrison’s Poetic Journey Through Notorious Names in the News”
In a world where the mundane often masquerades as newsworthy, have you ever wondered what really lies beneath the surface of our beloved broadcasters? This cheeky ditty serves up a playful critique of the giants in journalism—Diane Sawyer, Barbara Walters, and Dan Rather—pointing to the fluff that can pervade even the most esteemed news programs. With a wink and a nod, the poet invites us to question the value of commentary overshadowed by gossip and trivialities. Isn’t it fascinating how we can find humor and subtle madness in the stage of serious journalism? Dive into a witty examination that peers into the absurdities of televised reporting, and find yourself chuckling at the bizarre nature of our media consumption! For a deeper look into this sprightly exploration, LEARN MORE.
Diane Sawyer ought to be a lawyer
carefully avoiding reading any news
unflattering to her sponsors’ views
she always looks so harried
wonder if Diane is married
