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the rule of law

The rule of law

 

There was a storm over Sahara; waves of sand flew up, up, up

– I wrote "up" thrice because my grammar checker tells me I can't

it tend to be intrusive,- transformed into white dust it mixed

with indigo clouds, drifted to Algarve and shed tonnes of dust

layers of dust everywhere the morning village looked like

a ghost town, we scan the sky hope for proper rain the type

that clean and makes you wet, but it is a perilous wish, a deluge

can last for days inundate the basement and drown a family

of mice that live in accord are so discreet I have not seen them;

more than can be said about the eleven million illegals in the USA

that with the blessing by rancorous Democrats that let them rules

the political agenda and give lawbreaker a safe heaven, where

they are free to insult the president and the rule of law

 

law

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