The blind can walk

His manners false, to  which he was half true
Had driven maidens into  lives of worth
And though he lied, he never  heard a  mew
H e raised his hat and so revealed his  purse

 

His voice ,so like a siren, charmed the  goats
His eyes were  plaster yet his ears were wool.
He claimed it was  protection from the stoats
Of which the town of London’s overfull

 

His rhetoric impeccable he knew
To speak would be an error deja vu.
And yet his  snakey tongue was free from glue.
While on his nose he always kept new  dew.

He did at Sodom study P.P.E.
The blind can walk, the cripples now can see.