write satirical poetry about us senator drinking spirit

In the halls of Congress, where laws are made, A senator swigged spirits, unafraid. He thought himself so clever and sly, But to the public, it was no surprise.

He talked of morals and of right, While drinking spirits into the night. His colleagues laughed and joked with ease, As they passed around the bottle with glee.

The people watched with disbelief, As their elected officials drank with the chief. They wondered how they could trust, A government that was so corrupt.

The senator drank with abandon, As if he were a modern-day Don Juan. But little did he know, the joke was on him, As the people saw right through his sin.

So here's a toast to the senator's spirit, May it never let him forget it. The next time he takes a sip or two, He'll remember the public and what they knew.