The Coronation of King George 2 Today our monarch gets his crown while tens of thousands stand around to hear him say "so help me God" as they with cheers declare their laud. King George the Second then will stand and speak to those throughout the land. He'll likely stumble once or twice and probably wink at Condi Rice. And in his fifteen minute talk he'll state why we're still in Iraq. And some will simply turn their back in silent protest of his tack. But since he'll rule for four more years King George will not be left in tears. He'll stand beneath that marble dome and proudly look toward Lincoln's throne. Be glad you'll watch it on TV. It's awfully cold back in DC. Be grateful too Bush ain't your name. To be the king's a royal pain. Copyright 2005 by Greg Asimakoupoulos, Naperville, IL. All rights reserved. Other writings from the pen of Pastor Asimakoupoulos. See also A Post-inaugural Prayer - by Pastor/Poet Asimakoupoulos (The Partial Observer).