You make the bed you lie in
- Earl Fowler
- 14 hours ago
- 1 min read
There once was a socialite keen, Who didn’t know Jeffrey Epstein — Just parties, you see, In old NYC, Where circles overlap in between.
No friendship, no ties to that crew,
No Maxwell intrigue to construe —
Just emails polite,
Two hips passing at night,
No scandalous gossip or clue.
Met Donald at fêtes here and there,
Ghislaine at some gala affairs —
No island, no flight,
No role in that plight,
No knowledge of rapes in the air.
So rumours and images fake,
Are tales you’d be wise not to take —
No witness was I,
No truth in that lie,
Just fiction the internet makes.
In New York is where I must stay Because hay makes me sneeze through the haze — I adore penthouse views, (lower case, unlike you), And Park Avenue store layaways.
But as for that holiday gleam, I’ll pass on the festival theme. Who gives a f*** about Chreestmas stuff? And on Cupid, on Vixen — Epstein.

Listen Ziffel, keep your pig out of the Big Apple bin; taking bites out of socialites hasn’t endeared him to anyone. Zsa Zsa Melanoma included.
Arnold’s nuts, roasting on an open fire…