Never liked the practice in England
of calling people commoners,
as if they were far less than the
so-called nobility,
as if it were perfectly acceptable
to degrade and insult them
with the commoner label that
deemed them merely ordinary.
That designated them as lesser
beings than the haughty nobility.
I say there are more common people
among the nobility
than among the regular people
unconstrained by pompous titles
and inflated delusions of self-importance.
Bob Boyd