Let us coin a new phrase, let’s say
disingenuity is a sophisticated way
of appearing ordinary; yet the chap
it applies to is hardly common and
garden, an Oxford grad b’ gad - its
the real deal of a Rhodes scholar’s
expectancy, but Tony is an enigma
in a grande déclassé masquerade
he’ll hum ’n' hah, and dodge being
clear because he’s ‘ordinary’, yet it
explains his charade better than a
new word coined epitomising brain
activity that is patently disabled, so
a handle on this reverse sophism -
is the really snarky, snide, & leery
per se reprobate you hiding in this
rustic dilettante who talks real slow
with lots of ‘ah’ pauses, what hey?
© 22 May 2014, I. D. Carswell
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