“The Sixth of January”

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“The Sixth of January” (modeled on the English folk poem “The Fifth of November” that commemorates Guy Fawkes’ so-called “Gunpowder Treason” on Nov 5, 1605)

Fix in your memory!

The sixth of January,

The Trump Tower Treason and plot;

I know of no reason

Why the Trump Tower Treason

Should ever be forgot!

Donald and his companions

Did scheme and contrive,

To blow Congress and Constitution

All up alive.

The former was spared

Yet the question remains,

If the latter, hereafter,

Can ever survive.

One of many versions of the traditional English folk poem

Published by Stephen Futterer

Much of my career in radiology has been spent studying, with great fascination, the internal mechanisms of the human body. This blog is an effort to expand that view to the outside world and also to map my own experiences engaging with it.

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