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There once was a man named Sykes
Born blind, with cerebral palsy, no tykes
On TV he’d appear
A motivational seer
Inspiring all with his likes

There once was an actor from Cali,
Accused Dems of a fire folly,
Blazes out of control,
He said with a scowl,
In a rant that was rather unholy.

Firefighters in LA faced the test,
Against wildfires they did their best,
With 16 lives lost,
And strong winds that tossed,
They fought on, never taking a rest.

In Altadena, the LA fires did rage,
Generations may not turn the page,
Historic Black families in sorrow,
Their homes may not see a tomorrow,
Rebuilding may be their new stage.

In Los Angeles, fires burn and roam,
Taking lives and destroying homes,
The flames rage with fury,
Leaving devastation in their hurry,
A city’s resilience is shown.

There once was a congressman from Ohio
Who criticized forest management, you know
But his claims were not true
Just some fake news to spew
In conservative media, they’d glow.

There once was a leader named Jean,
Who critiqued Trump with words keen.
He sent a message and said,
To the old guy ahead,
“Your threats are quite unprecedented, it seems.”

There once was a lawyer named Cohen
Who said there should’ve been an “accountability” showin’
With Trump as the president-elect
He felt no punishment to expect
But justice, to him, should be flowin’

There once was a governor from Cali,
Who reached out to the president, slyly,
He expects him to be,
There for emergency,
And for Los Angeles residents, so wily.

There once were some fires in L.A.
Expected to cost a big pay
They’re not yet contained
And have already gained
A place in U.S. history’s display