Hello, Kitty

I notice some dissension in the ranks.
The thought of higher taxes isn’t one
That galvanizes citizens, the fun
In taxing being government’s; the thanks
For taking on the loss is all our own.
But this is far more sober than a call
To take the monied rich, and put the fall
On businessmen who marginize, and hone
The art of hoarding wealth to a degree
That’d make a noble coil back in shame.
The theft of working men is not the aim
Of high and greater taxes, but a free
And greater middle class.  And so they all,
The Left, the Right, declare, before a fall.