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"laundering" poems
talkshows and the yellow press get excited in excess over his shenanigans that delight his faithful fans rumors of these *** affairs strong words for all macho players      in the game of social thrones texts with threatening undertones      for minorities and women      treating immigrants like demons neither fans nor his opponents  seem to notice the components of the white house strategy      throw them bones      fodder for the yellow press and while  they fight clandestinely out of sight works the Trumpian policy   money laundering   blatant lies scolding allies   breaking ties adoring foes   praising those      usurpers of democracies      experts in atrocities slowly yet persistently      undermine  civility        with foul language  fill all courts with servile judges court the aristocracies           of oil sheikdoms in the East praising communist dictators who have helped him build his towers step by step he‘s leading US from the groups of international powers to an isolation desert at the margins of the world slogans we have rarely heard over decades         now re-nourished twittered with presidential flourish make America small again warning voices call in vain no wonder the statue of liberty is hiding her face in misery (*)
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Jul 26, 2018
Jul 26, 2018 at 5:24 PM UTC
fake president
--- On February 15 a congressman went out for to ski never did return that day he died "hitting a tree" There was much blunt force trauma to the front of his head elect of California legislature now Sonny Bono's DEAD - CHORUS - Who murdered Sonny Bono? How did that man die? Was it all a "ski accident" or is that just a lie? Did he have information of government high ups? Laundering money for drugs and guns doin' things corrupt? There is an old story and you know it's true The Kennedy's were conspired against and now Sonny, too. --- Blunt force trauma to the skull but no broken ribs or knees and no counter coup to the brain you don't need an MD No coroner to tell you somethin's fishy there and the back of Sonny's jacket **had a tell tale tear** - CHORUS - You won't see this on TV It won't be in the news all the links have been shut down They have too much to loose There's only one who's brave enough to convey this, you see and he has had attempts on his life for telling you and me - CHORUS -
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Jun 25, 2015
Jun 25, 2015 at 6:51 PM UTC
Who Murdered Sonny Bono?
Believe or not Falsehood, suspicion, anger Anger, bully, dispute Unjust, pride, jealousy Envy, deceit, backbiting Abusing, exploitation, loot Adultery, robbery, usury ****** curruption, treachery Fraud, laundering and bribery Eat up human virtues Bring terrible ruins Devour all faith Lead to fall And at the end Push you into the hell. ..........BOOM............! ****************** 20-07-2013
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Jul 22, 2013
Jul 22, 2013 at 2:35 AM UTC
BOOM...!
*feathers or snowflakes nighttime, unimportantly, cannot differentiate on the 16th floor balcony each an individualized n-vite fall downy into down of snow blankets of freezing releasing cold comfort, ice cream for the body entire oh yes, a sad one penned, the nullity of his throbbing everything, sore tempted for quenching by the soft permanence of white, most tempting, soft offering a laundering downy state they say see the good stuff do, but I*  feel  *the bad stuff with heartbeat regularity, temple pounding repetitive asking what's the next best and other naming questions the way in is not way out... this hole I dug dark, no hand holds, dank, elongated this time happy you, brevity suits for the downy fall fleeting floating abrupt and suggesting wonderfully right-sided answers to questions his names asks where is the humble path, where is shelter at long last..*.
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Jan 31, 2015
Jan 31, 2015 at 10:06 AM UTC
The Falling Downy (The Nightime Balcony)
we was in the bando, trappin, we were trapped.. cook named Orlando, moved across the track.. used to be my neighbor, now hes got the paper, owns a couple barbershops, got myself a taper, owns a deli too, couple cleaners down the main street, not long ago we were sitting in the same seat.. back when, we was in the bando, trappin, we were trapped.. kitchen hot too handle, Found ourselves a rat.. polices, driving by increases... Orlando had a thesis, Moved in with his nieces.. He says... "Theyll never catch me in here, I live without fear, only time i cry is with this tattoo tear" A couple days later, cops broke the door in, couple windows too, just to let more in, they found a couple rifles, most of them foreign... Cuffed Orlando, his niece, and his babymomma Lauryn... multiple charges of distribution. couple cases of ****** money laundering, and weapons, his attorney would murmur... They say my writing ***** this is no place for this crap.. i dont do poetry, i just write reality rap.. and truthfully, nowadays reality lacks. So i dedicated this to his daughter Natalie Max. 25 to life.. no chance of parole, bottle.... of hennessy, just *** he was my role model.. They say how can you defend him, when i yell free Orlando.. *** i still remember when.. we was in the bando... -afj
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May 14, 2015
May 14, 2015 at 1:11 AM UTC
bando.
FROM off a hill whose concave womb reworded A plaintful story from a sistering vale, My spirits to attend this double voice accorded, And down I laid to list the sad-tuned tale; Ere long espied a fickle maid full pale, Tearing of papers, breaking rings a-twain, Storming her world with sorrow's wind and rain. Upon her head a platted hive of straw, Which fortified her visage from the sun, Whereon the thought might think sometime it saw The carcass of beauty spent and done: Time had not scythed all that youth begun, Nor youth all quit; but, spite of heaven's fell rage, Some beauty peep'd through lattice of sear'd age. Oft did she heave her napkin to her eyne, Which on it had conceited characters, Laundering the silken figures in the brine That season'd woe had pelleted in tears, And often reading what contents it bears; As often shrieking undistinguish'd woe, In clamours of all size, both high and low.
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Mar 10, 2014
Mar 10, 2014 at 1:56 PM UTC
a lovers complain
liturgies of lethargy lull their sleepy tongues, and run among my stumbling dreams towards the visceral setting sun keep the soldiers’ safeties off and order no retreat you can’t afford to chip your teeth for the price of being numb stay glassy eyed and leave your pride behind the backs of bus seats with notes, sharpie, and lies these men are not what they seem this world is a messed up dream while the elite claim to delete the supposed deadbeats as if they deplete the city’s concrete streets i want to scream they’re really the secret to keeping the working class alive in the heat to keep the coffee shops open on every street to keeping the cheap soda purchased at the indiscreetly laundering cover up convenience stores you would only see when you’re walking pavement breathing in the scent of cigarettes and pollen spores
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Jun 29, 2013
Jun 29, 2013 at 5:50 AM UTC
beautiful spores
Wow! We deserve some... THINGS, which are closely to rise up like a changes from the brain with purely social thoughts in the kingdom of alkebulans... A bit change will landed, even The names of some acts by us will change, like... Nigerian Corruption Nigerian laundering Nigerian cybercrime Nigerian Boko Haram Nigerian IPOB Nigerian Niger-Delta Militants Nigerian Kidnapping Nigerian Political Violence Nigerian Armed Robbery Nigerian ISWAP Nigerian OPC Nigerian Afenifere Nigerian Thugs Nigerian Fraud Nigerian etc. To Beautiful U.A.R May be our values core will gain again a golden sight from the eye of the world ... For my home country Everything as a change to... I welcome it
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Jun 3, 2021
Jun 3, 2021 at 12:10 PM UTC
I am U.A.R
The World's Times chronicled Crusades and Fatawas, Jihads and Inquisitions, Coups and Genocides.      Such resourcefulness The Construct. Another Cathedral rises In a destitute country.      Do-able We're told From the leader's lips      We'll always have the poor. Uh huh! The poor! That's what was said. We can always put them to work, And there won't always be work. They'll need membership cards, And birthings and burials, Like always.      See the pyramids along the Nile      You get up every morning from your alarm clock's warning Another temple Will grow from Rice paddies; A synagogue, A mosque will Cinch tiles On the backs of peasants. I've had enough Laundering by recluse Single mothers, By crooks posing as shepherds, And Holy Wars      *so oxymoronic      cleanses too* Any Divines Benefitting from Our labour and wages; Our drachma, denarius and shegel, Aren't worth the worship. Yet the lenders are good At getting their pound.           *Don't drop a coin           In a wishing well,           Pay cash for a mass           Where they'll ring your bell.           Choose a charity,           There's so many,           That need a           Pauper's Penny.*
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Sep 3, 2014
Sep 3, 2014 at 8:18 AM UTC
Good at Getting Their Pound
My best thoughts arrive when I wait for my towels to be cleaned. Leaning over the sturdy white machine, contemplating life's intricacies and delving into quixotic thoughts only suitable for my delicates in their spin cycle, that's when it happens. Suddenly, as the bumps and whirrs of a laundry room fill my headspace, I am Socrates, I am Plato, one finger heaven-oriented as my clothes spin, spin, spin. I can only imagine if Phaedo was conceived in the throes of laundering. As slaving women with their washboards worked tirelessly on his thinking linens, that's when Plato must have done his best philosophizing, when Napoleon felt his tallest.
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Sep 29, 2011
Sep 29, 2011 at 5:32 PM UTC
Launderer/Philosopher
I used to press my shirts bleach out stains and dirt laundering can hurt when it's all you ever do When I was a kid that's all I ever did behind the lines I hid the sterile and the new ****** mismatch the dress let go the loneliness settle for nothing less Than the beauty of the mess
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Aug 2, 2010
Aug 2, 2010 at 2:20 PM UTC
Vibrantly Imperfect
If I could bask today in the ignorance of the sun, would I let it burn my skin? Because tomorrow could bring a cancerous wave that just might **** the curiosity. If I could wash and wade in the oblivion of the ocean, would I let it pull me in? For tomorrow could bring a laundering wave that just might save the day. Or tomorrow could bring a compelling wave that just might **** the curiosity. If I could be sedated by the serenade of the thunder, would I gently fall asleep? Or would I have find 10,000 ways to laugh myself to sleep? Would I have to face 10,000 ways to intentionally **** the curiosity?
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Jul 19, 2012
Jul 19, 2012 at 5:15 PM UTC
Killing the Curiosity
#Fake news indeed: Is this a fox in the hen-house or a hoax in the fun-house ? It’s news to them that it’s views from us. Weaning ourselves tit-for-tat while we wet-nurse the networks net-worth, they pull the wool over their own press-cards, spinning yarns fit to knit a seamless weave of tailored narrative (free alterations post-laundering, free press with dry-cleaning). Ironing out the irony, the ship of state suddenly mixes metaphors: a freak gyre of Greek fire, leak-proof talking points for caulking joints on a sinking vessel, a showboat floating fake liars, gloating, into lakes of fire. Let us light a naked fuse to the faked news until their networks ignite like an information overload. Fake news indeed. News to me…       now watch them form a phalanx as we farm the faux links.
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Dec 5, 2016
Dec 5, 2016 at 9:47 PM UTC
Faux News
My best thoughts arrive when I wait for my towels to be cleaned. Leaning over the sturdy white machine, contemplating life's intricacies and delving into quixotic thoughts only suitable for my delicates in their spin cycle, that's when it happens. Suddenly, as the bumps and whirrs of a laundry room fill my headspace, I am Socrates, I am Plato, one finger heaven-oriented as my clothes spin, spin, spin. I can only imagine that Phaedo was conceived in the throes of ancient laundering. As slaving women with their washboards worked tirelessly on his thinking linens, that's when Plato must have done his best philosophizing, when Napoleon felt his tallest.
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Sep 29, 2011
Sep 29, 2011 at 5:32 PM UTC
Launderer/Philosopher
Respect a fool to avoid noise. Clever people die fast but fools live long. Elders said short cut's are dangerous Indeed its true. Poverty will never be ended Only poor can be chopped a little. Risking life for rhino horn is not a solution. God need to be thanked for what he gave you not what you choose to have. Digging up your own grave before God prepare you a nice place to rest. Remember every cent you have is a thanks to God . Money have no garden so don't try to cultivate it. Those who have million wish to have billions and those who have hundreds wish to have thousands. Stop money laundering. Stop rhino horn poaching. Drop that call is killing our ears. Life is not for sale. Live once die once.. We were born with nothing we will die and baried with nothing In life we need to accept what we have.
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Jun 24, 2016
Jun 24, 2016 at 1:45 PM UTC
in life
The hunky lad passed me smiling. I sat and wondered what he was into. I spent the next short time whiling. Did he like the same things I like to do? Was it possible he’d find me beguiling? Or was I just a romantic Ford Pinto; A bit of data barely suitable for filing? Not worth a kiss let alone a good ***** Thus run the silent mental maunderings Of a fool with little else but fanciful wishes As he went about his chores like laundering Dusting, vacuuming and washing dishes. Dreams like those of a damsel in a castle Drug me away from the drudgery of the day. And helped me not see life as a hassle; Instead it made my mind a place to play. If fortune could send a lucky handyman To fix something I didn’t know was broken I could think it was a very dandy plan And that God was sending me a token. Almost like a voice was whispering to me Everything is gonna be okay, my child. So go ahead and celebrate giddily. Your life is will soon go from mild to wild. Oh yes, I would sing and dance in joy Around my tiny rent-controlled home. God was going to send a perfect boy So he would never again need to roam. He could stop here in his **** travels And I would make him so glad that he did. He could stop pounding the gravel; Just stay with me, almost on the skids. I’d serve him chicken from the Colonel I have lots of coupons I’ve set aside. Maybe he’d like something from McDonalds. I would set the table with great pride. And I would make sure there was wine By the lovely gallon, here for him to drink. If he wanted a more inexpensive kind He wouldn’t really even have to blink. Yes I would make a lower-class heaven With our modest Rent-a-Center stuff. I’d do the scutwork twenty-four seven. I do it all now, it is nothing that tough. He would only have to love me madly. Life would be a fairy tale for both of us. He’d consent to stay forever gladly; Life would be simply, totally marvelous.
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Dec 19, 2016
Dec 19, 2016 at 12:56 PM UTC
FOOL'S PARADISE
The hunky lad passed me smiling. I sat and wondered what he was into. I spent the next short time whiling. Did he like the same things I like to do? Was it possible he’d find me beguiling? Or was I just a romantic Ford Pinto; A bit of data barely suitable for filing? Not worth a kiss let alone a good ***** Thus run the silent mental maunderings Of a fool with little else but fanciful wishes As he went about his chores like laundering Dusting, vacuuming and washing dishes. Dreams like those of a damsel in a castle Drug me away from the drudgery of the day. And helped me not see life as a hassle; Instead it made my mind a place to play. If fortune could send a lucky handyman To fix something I didn’t know was broken I could think it was a very dandy plan And that God was sending me a token. Almost like a voice was whispering to me Everything is gonna be okay, my child. So go ahead and celebrate giddily. Your life is will soon go from mild to wild. Oh yes, I would sing and dance in joy Around my tiny rent-controlled home. God was going to send a perfect boy So he would never again need to roam. He could stop here in his **** travels And I would make him so glad that he did. He could stop pounding the gravel; Just stay with me, almost on the skids. I’d serve him chicken from the Colonel I have lots of coupons I’ve set aside. Maybe he’d like something from McDonalds. I would set the table with great pride. And I would make sure there was wine By the lovely gallon, here for him to drink. If he wanted a more inexpensive kind He wouldn’t really even have to blink. Yes I would make a lower-class heaven With our modest Rent-a-Center stuff. I’d do the scutwork twenty-four seven. I do it all now, it is nothing that tough. He would only have to love me madly. Life would be a fairy tale for both of us. He’d consent to stay forever gladly; Life would be simply, totally marvelous.
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There’s too much you in the world Capitalistic **** Running around Buying and stealing Material possessions full of transgression But I digress because this isn’t really anything But a test for the best to accomplish The end result is said to have some underlying meaning But the end result has been fabricated greatly Deep in some office shed We shed the light away from our prying eyes Always keeping silent The new discoveries that take away from the almighty dollar And keep the fat cats in Washington wealthy Keep laundering their ***** misdeeds But the suits keep getting more expensive And the poor get pensive Wondering what they’re doing wrong Trying to make ends meet And put food on the table for a growing family Of twelve or more Of twelve or more The way the holocaust looked With dead and starving Pilled high as Buffalo Mountains And the TV is switched to the news But there’s nothing new to hear Here is always what’s pre-approved and sugarcoated censorship Prove to be abundant in thousands of tentacles From the octopus of government and social media You are a trend that is replaceable And if you stand against their collective You will cease to have ever existed
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Sep 18, 2011
Sep 18, 2011 at 9:36 AM UTC
There's Too Much You In The World
I spend a lot of time thinking, so I've had some time to make up my mind. But you spend a lot of time drinking, leaving your morals and reasoning behind. I spend a lot of time reading, because I crave the escape of a fictional fantasy life. But you spend a lot of time bleeding, because you crave an escape only found through a knife. I spend a lot of time worrying, because I fear you'll never make it out of this town alive. But you spend a lot of time hurrying; dismissing everything that matters to stay busy, just to survive. I spend a lot of time laundering your ***** clothes with stains of blood that just won't seem wash out. But you spend a lot of time wandering; always searching, but never finding what love is really about. I spend a lot of time thinking, so I've had some time to make up my mind. You can carry on your drinking, I've decided it's time to leave you behind.
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Mar 28, 2014
Mar 28, 2014 at 5:28 PM UTC
Because spending all of this time is leaving both of us empty
I know a day Mother may i yes you may Wait in January and May Changing time delay Financial gain repay Washing with GAIN spray Water beaches waves Money grow on tree branch break Taking a break from life decay Maybe just stolen fish on bait Men mastery ********** Mason and teplars template Money laundering contemplate Some words can relate Relationships replace Playing chess checkmate Success i will regenerate All along make a clean slate The year 1776 to1778 My path clear and straight I will eat because u already ate Knowingly frustrating designate This design is precious simulate Simulating grids no hesitate Motherboard and pannel fate tHe 13th and 9HT gate Souls and destined key to soulmates The road 66 or 69 navigate Mr and Mrs contract negotiate Go with your gut or go with faith Coins and diamonds a future await
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Jul 2, 2017
Jul 2, 2017 at 3:00 PM UTC
Beauty and the Beast CHECKMATE...88:88
The headline told a lie, hiding the scratches of a failed government We crave for redemption yet we are the sin committed A suffocating truth carved against our egos and pride Awoken from the slumber we are forced to dine in, to seek a light Before you raise your flag in the street Not a wish nor a prayer but a request that Flashes of unattended promises from the manifesto blinds your path Capitalized lies which stood the taste of corruption and laundering caress your choice Millions of death pools stealing our guts, leaving us with sealed lips tend our wounds Do you still want to raise it? Before you raise your flag in the street Not a question but a simple reminder that The pay you received stole your pride Taxes climbed the mountains touching the helm of hunger You sit with unanswered questions begging for sleep Void fills your heart, hope is lost You made the choice Rethink do you still have a truth? Before you raise your flag in the street Hang tight with the answers you gave your mind Kisses of impotent words will slap your  cheeks Promises will pat your back and money will grace your pocket Instead of dining with the moment to impoverish the future Do not raise your flag But before you raise your flag in the street Death never tastes good until it is felt Another needs to live.
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Oct 15, 2018
Oct 15, 2018 at 1:10 PM UTC
Before you raise your flag
Inside out Collar frayed Ragged at the hem Stitches showing through the thin spots The cloak of civiliztion needs a laundering. Buttons missing Flapping in the wind Dragging in the rainy mud Sliding off stooped shoulders The coat of civility needs a skillful tailor. Hands disappearing Sleeves way too long Holes in all the pockets Faded plaid in last years colors The jacket of humanity is now on sale at Goodwill.
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Jan 20, 2017
Jan 20, 2017 at 11:43 AM UTC
INSIDE OUT
Beautiful paradise draping in wanton vain Men and women visage in pain Storming the Homeland with sorrow's wind and rain Laundering the beauty of morning's eyne. The carcass of Country men blown by the wind- identity. The Clamour of torment soul of Fellow man to despair- scythed the sanity. Tears in woe as thy'd watch the Homeland in ash Threaded in enduring the shrieking of Homeland.
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Jan 24, 2019
Jan 24, 2019 at 2:24 AM UTC
WAR
March came by, swiftly As if an arrangement Has been penned down And a deed has being Procured with curious secrecy I used to ink down My thoughts and fantasies Come January, February Spreading them seductively On a neat whited sheets Aligning them in stanzas And meters and patterns and rhythms But March,!!! March was peculiar She came running fast and wild Wandering my melancholy lane Into a path of timid hallucinations I wrote less, and thought more Her hair stood braided In losed negligence Her carcass of beauty Spent in dismay My Words were conceited into ghost characters Laundering the silky figure Of a whited sheet Proclaimed by my careless Hand of pride Inspite of heaven's fair rage Some characters peeped through Letters of saddened thoughts Wandering what content it bears
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Apr 4, 2014
Apr 4, 2014 at 4:52 AM UTC
March
Washing tons of money - laundering gets funny.
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Feb 22, 2017
Feb 22, 2017 at 10:14 AM UTC
Capital Crimes