is compromise - an idea we
meet daily in our lives.
Too much to hope, I guess,
they might give up their Holy Grails
to keep the rest.
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Oh I do hope not Dave for all our sakes - they should be embracing this opportubity to truly be able to work for the good of us all. After all who puts them in the house?
And hope springs eternal or some other cliched quote here.
This is a real chance to work forever and shed the partisan blinders. A lesson we need to learn here in the US too.
Carl
wayyyyyy too much dave!!! we've been there and done that countless times here in canada. steven
There are never stones
left down-turned or tossed aside
for politicians.
Whatever comes of it, it'll be more of the same.
For the good of the country, that's what they say.
If only they could agree on what is for the good of the country. I know so much better than you, and that comes first.
So there, and sod the electorate.
How long are you doing the daily haiku for??
All
I have taken these comments on board - I hope you'll find them reflected in today's haiku - they only know better than us because they don't tell us all they know!
Sorry Marion, I didn't answer your question. I don't really know. I've gone on a lot longer than I originally expected to - which could also be said for my blogging. Nothing lasts for ever, I guess.
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