In the interests of balance, and not wanting to be accused of any partisan bias,
the subject of a recent Portsmouth Poetry Society meeting was to write about a current political figure,
which inevitably, among poets, turned out to be somewhat anti-Conservative,
because poets are traditionally feckless, bohemian and largely non-industrious,
and I don't regard the 17 syllable haiku as viable in the English language,
but still thought it necessary to ask,
Which is it
New Labour said We
don't do God. And then Blair said
God would be his judge. .