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_Under smoldering red desert skies Earthquake-like tremors displace sand And giant gears pulling wide treads give rise To a towering, onyx colored machine of man. A scientific prophecy once foretold That the oceans and trees could be killed And in its toxic love of black gold Humanity granted this prophecy fulfilled. It used to warm our bodies and minds But now, our sun is something to fear Our lives and colossal machines combine And chances of survival remain unclear. For military rule has exploited Our natural will to fight and survive They’ve usurped us and anointed Themselves rulers of the inside. What’s left of our once great society Roams the Earth in onyx colored arcs Scientists try to return Earth’s sobriety As we wage war for oligarchs. Terrorism between 3 arcs ensues As each believes the one to solve The problem of an Earth abused Will become ruler by forceful resolve._
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Nov 18, 2018
Nov 18, 2018 at 2:19 PM UTC
Our Grandchildren Are Dying in 2120
Children of Louisiana, Swept away and drowned, In the river’s flood And the ocean surge. Never have recovered Fully from the rain falling down, And of a city that was purged. Ignored by the government And its fellow man, Follow in a long line of sufferers Since the melting, ice age glaciers And even a tsunami in the North Sea That wiped out Doggerland. Dark Ages got darker as people ran And Britain’s white cliffs were sheared. Times got better and then got worse, But the people carried on. Now, the floods are a weekly thing, A blip on a newscast, As lost as the victims in a mess Of other disasters, Of wildfires, droughts and don’t Even mention the quaking earth Or volcanoes! We can’t take credit For causing those! Rich men in their castles, Feasting and clapping each other On their fatty backs, Rolling in the spoils and spills Of oil, on the flaming water of The American plains. Sheikhs in old Mesopotamia Whine about oil pipelines, Promised to them by President Cheney, While the people starve. Bloated oligarchs spread destruction All over the world, from The Congo to Chernobyl, Melting icecaps and raising the sea, Sinking islands where they don’t live, Vacationing in the Maldives, On special rates before those go under. They won’t fix Miami, but let it sink, But not before they plunder The empty towers built on foolish dreams. Of course, they’ll be the last to go, Crammed into mansions up in the Alps, Fighting with the European nobles Over who gets a crumbling palace Now sitting on the last ice floe. A few American cousins round each other up To catch the Dixie Flyer down to New Orleans, Trying to hide from the polar vortex, A dazzling case of ignorance and greed, Only to find the tracks buried in the sea… Down in the mud of the deep, brown sea.
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Mar 10, 2021
Mar 10, 2021 at 4:26 PM UTC
Katrina
Children of Louisiana, Swept away and drowned, In the river’s flood And the ocean surge. Never have recovered Fully from the rain falling down, And of a city that was purged. Ignored by the government And its fellow man, Follow in a long line of sufferers Since the melting, ice age glaciers And even a tsunami in the North Sea That wiped out Doggerland. Dark Ages got darker as people ran And Britain’s white cliffs were sheared. Times got better and then got worse, But the people carried on. Now, the floods are a weekly thing, A blip on a newscast, As lost as the victims in a mess Of other disasters, Of wildfires, droughts and don’t Even mention the quaking earth Or volcanoes! We can’t take credit For causing those! Rich men in their castles, Feasting and clapping each other On their fatty backs, Rolling in the spoils and spills Of oil, on the flaming water of The American plains. Sheikhs in old Mesopotamia Whine about oil pipelines, Promised to them by President Cheney, While the people starve. Bloated oligarchs spread destruction All over the world, from The Congo to Chernobyl, Melting icecaps and raising the sea, Sinking islands where they don’t live, Vacationing in the Maldives, On special rates before those go under. They won’t fix Miami, but let it sink, But not before they plunder The empty towers built on foolish dreams. Of course, they’ll be the last to go, Crammed into mansions up in the Alps, Fighting with the European nobles Over who gets a crumbling palace Now sitting on the last ice floe. A few American cousins round each other up To catch the Dixie Flyer down to New Orleans, Trying to hide from the polar vortex, A dazzling case of ignorance and greed, Only to find the tracks buried in the sea… Down in the mud of the deep, brown sea.
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Where, then, do I apply for bribery? Russians are everywhere here, we are told So why aren’t those nefarious oligarchs Flinging dollars and dachas at poor me? And the Chinese, poking and hacking about (My last water bill was in Mandarin) Have yet to pad my secret bank account Or park a Porsche on my patio But if they will… I want to spy for the cool FBI And party away with the CIA
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Aug 20, 2018
Aug 20, 2018 at 3:58 PM UTC
Where do I Apply for my Russian Bribes? (NOT Russian Brides. Read Carefully.)
pasty white ghosts haunt the corpse blue cornfields of Iowa whispering wisps of smoke shimmering shadows of the past setting the pace for the rat race that is the 2016 U.S. Presidential Election senators billionaires doctors frauds liars fools campaigning for selection in an archaic and outdated form of governance witness the spectacle the orgastic worship of solipsistic oligarchs bloated by their own sycophantic rhetoric it's just another form of all-American entertainment each orator's charismatic adage froths forth from a throat like a grave pragmatism throttles hope as we stoke the fires of self-indulgence and neglect the fact that we acquiesced as another deceiver stole votes we're choking on placebo pills every ballot cast is another act of apathy escapism pleading vainly for a savior to rescue our sick society but these hands didn't evolve so we could collect a representative to lead us blindly into one fiasco after another these fingers penned   humanity's symphonies and these calloused palms have toiled for years under an apathetic sun we learned to make love using our fingertips and with these fists we could chart a new path but only if we raise them in defiance our only chance is leaderless resistance
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Feb 1, 2016
Feb 1, 2016 at 12:05 AM UTC
caucus
it was the summer of 13 when a city consumed in a Cronut crazed heat wave amped the tenderloin slicing the underbelly of Hell's Kitchen packing meat for Russian oligarchs pouring fistfuls of petrol rubles down the thirsty gullets of glutinous developers their distended bellies welling with aching avarice from an extended stay at an All You Can Eat zero interest smorgasbord courtesy of Uncle Sam’s Diner somewhere off the West End getting fat on the land reclaimed and rebuilt on the dust and detritus of an expired Great Society Bloomie's metropolis rising on the rubble of razed neighborhoods.... the vertical leaps shooting ever upward the heady windows framing portraits of endless replication offering the amenities of the vain comfort found in ghettos of soulless high rises and the billowing gray perspective of blanched out street cafes brewing $9 lattes and big box boutiques busy busking the latest rage of sweat repelling yoga mats and wearable apps America’s Mayor Giuliani paved the way he arrested all the squeegee men confiscated their Windex dumped it down the sewers and filled all vacancies at Rikers a year after Sandy rolled up the Hudson breaching the banks of West Street licking the streets clean of urban flotsam the surging boom bloomed Bloomie bankrolled a red carpet for his global fraternity of plutocrats unleashing a tsunami of shekels washing away the fading memories of Captain Sully’s cool headed lunch pail heroism proving that 727’s can walk on water was now passe Lou Reed left town the wild side monetized by the belching banality of Urban Hipsters millennial babes in toy land embarked on an endless shopping spree where credit limits never expire and giddy narcissism greased with entitlement orders up room service as the next course in this endless movable feast Music Selection Philip Glass The Hours 9/8/13 NYC jbm
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Feb 9, 2015
Feb 9, 2015 at 2:50 PM UTC
Walking the High Line (WIP/Fragment)
it was the summer of 13 when a city consumed in a Cronut crazed heat wave amped the tenderloin slicing the underbelly of Hell's Kitchen packing meat for Russian oligarchs pouring fistfuls of petrol rubles down the thirsty gullets of glutinous developers their distended bellies welling with aching avarice from an extended stay at an All You Can Eat zero interest smorgasbord courtesy of Uncle Sam’s Diner somewhere off the West End getting fat on the land reclaimed and rebuilt on the dust and detritus of an expired Great Society Bloomie's metropolis rising on the rubble of razed neighborhoods.... the vertical leaps shooting ever upward the heady windows framing portraits of endless replication offering the amenities of the vain comfort found in ghettos of soulless high rises and the billowing gray perspective of blanched out street cafes brewing $9 lattes and big box boutiques busy busking the latest rage of sweat repelling yoga mats and wearable apps America’s Mayor Giuliani paved the way he arrested all the squeegee men confiscated their Windex dumped it down the sewers and filled all vacancies at Rikers a year after Sandy rolled up the Hudson breaching the banks of West Street licking the streets clean of urban flotsam the surging boom bloomed Bloomie bankrolled a red carpet for his global fraternity of plutocrats unleashing a tsunami of shekels washing away the fading memories of Captain Sully’s cool headed lunch pail heroism proving that 727’s can walk on water was now passe Lou Reed left town the wild side monetized by the belching banality of Urban Hipsters millennial babes in toy land embarked on an endless shopping spree where credit limits never expire and giddy narcissism greased with entitlement orders up room service as the next course in this endless movable feast Music Selection Philip Glass The Hours 9/8/13 NYC jbm
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they sentenced anarchy to death in 1887. in the wake of the Haymarket Affair, they tried in vain to hang a fifth figure on a chilly November day, attempted to fit a noose on an idea that's bullet-proof. solidarity. liberty. equality. a refrain that remains in remembrance of Engel, Fischer, Parsons, Spies, and every man, woman, and child whose life was robbed by the State before his or her time. a mantra celebrating the universal qualities capable of unifying humanity even in the face of an apparatus arraigned to divide and segregate. we march in Chicago and Seattle, in Toronto and NYC, continuing the fight they began for dignity and a living wage— our burning rage growing to a conflagration as we wave black flags and reclaim the city streets from killer cops and corporate oligarchs. authority an illusion we will shed   in the tides of black and red, united against injustice.
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May 1, 2016
May 1, 2016 at 11:40 PM UTC
may(day)
If you are lacking capital, You won't show on the map at all, You wont show on radar as little green blips, If your bank account can't furnish means for a tip, In a Washington  lobby, to fund a campaign, so Now the youth have a future, in sutures and maimed, By a financial beast, that just cannot be tamed, and It's fed by the folks who are riggin' the game, A small, opulent group of the fiscal insane, The ones who observe them have given them names, They're the "oligarchs," they're the "robber barons" They're the "plutocrats," and they don't like sharin' You can speak of reform, but they'll tell you to spare 'em, as You watch, in bewilderment, grimaced and glarin,' as They profit off health care, off oil stocks, and banks, and Control public discourse, with PR  think tanks, cause They own all the media, feedin ya lies, that Are dressed up as facts,  in a clever  disguise, so At propaganda, "take a proper gander," then Stand and unite, as change demanders!
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May 10, 2015
May 10, 2015 at 7:40 PM UTC
Message
Towers burn and the graves give up their dead. Biblical science. Too hot to protest about climate change. Good Friday ghosts clank chains in Westminster. Lady Liberty's **** fondled by tiny orange hands. Nail bombs, acid and vehicular homicide. Armed police guarding Starbucks. The vanishing hope of finding a cure, or even getting a doctor’s appointment. Bees disappearing and rivers running dry. Refugees vilified, oligarchs welcome. Fox playing the most gorgeous HD footage of The End Of Days. Rage and no rage. Fake news and alternative facts. The criminalisation of irony. Inevitable Quisling betrayal. Nihilism as a punchline. Time to birth yourself from the Womb of the Echo Chamber, maybe? Please stop trying to pretend that anything about this is normal.
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Jul 21, 2017
Jul 21, 2017 at 1:51 PM UTC
Hypernormalised
we have been deceived. corralled like tepid sheep, fattened beef waiting beyond the doors of the slaughterhouse. as pigs lick their lips, a daemon’s death dirge drifts listless across the Atlantic, an erratic dichotomy corroding rationality— this executive edict barring refugees. caught without a compass, a flotilla of ships weathering the elements. for forty days and forty nights, we’ve been lead two-by-two by elephants and donkeys. demagogues commandeered the lighthouse, directing our ark across scattered rocks. an armada of shattered splinters, remnants of water-logged vessels we’d hoped to sail to utopia. caught in the webs we wove, droves of drones spewing bombs across Aleppo. as spittle collects on spluttering orange lips, will we pause for but a moment? collect our thoughts. reflect. history is a shattered mirror and we’ve pricked our fingers trying to piece the image back together. there’s a hunger for blood refracting in our eyes. a misanthropy that smarts and stings. a recalcitrant population coerced by a television rhetorician’s clever devices, devised to separate and segregate during this crisis caused by our missiles. there is no moral arc to the universe. hope, Hedges wrote, is mania if it remains vapid and refuses to address the depravity of our physical reality. we’ve already lost. just ask the children barely clinging to life, covered in the debris of their former homes. all that’s left for us is to bash the fascists. smash every illusory border in our heads and hearts. burn down the walls they try to build around us. overturn the tables of the oligarchs, stuff Molotov cocktails down their bloated throats. open revolt is our only hope. we’ll build a sanctuary in this City Beautiful.
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Jan 28, 2017
Jan 28, 2017 at 10:12 PM UTC
ark
we have been deceived. corralled like tepid sheep, fattened beef waiting beyond the doors of the slaughterhouse. as pigs lick their lips, a daemon’s death dirge drifts listless across the Atlantic, an erratic dichotomy corroding rationality— this executive edict barring refugees. caught without a compass, a flotilla of ships weathering the elements. for forty days and forty nights, we’ve been lead two-by-two by elephants and donkeys. demagogues commandeered the lighthouse, directing our ark across scattered rocks. an armada of shattered splinters, remnants of water-logged vessels we’d hoped to sail to utopia. caught in the webs we wove, droves of drones spewing bombs across Aleppo. as spittle collects on spluttering orange lips, will we pause for but a moment? collect our thoughts. reflect. history is a shattered mirror and we’ve pricked our fingers trying to piece the image back together. there’s a hunger for blood refracting in our eyes. a misanthropy that smarts and stings. a recalcitrant population coerced by a television rhetorician’s clever devices, devised to separate and segregate during this crisis caused by our missiles. there is no moral arc to the universe. hope, Hedges wrote, is mania if it remains vapid and refuses to address the depravity of our physical reality. we’ve already lost. just ask the children barely clinging to life, covered in the debris of their former homes. all that’s left for us is to bash the fascists. smash every illusory border in our heads and hearts. burn down the walls they try to build around us. overturn the tables of the oligarchs, stuff Molotov cocktails down their bloated throats. open revolt is our only hope. we’ll build a sanctuary in this City Beautiful.
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For the last five hundred years, posh “society,” is where the wealthiest and most influential people in the world mingled, inter-married and conducted business. If you’ve ever watched “Downton Abbey”, “The Gilded Age” or even “Crazy Rich Asians” you’ll know what I mean. Maslow’s hierarchy of needs - a psychological pyramid that describes human fulfillment - states that part of our human nature (once your basic needs are met) is the desire to attain social position. Having mere wealth is just not enough once you are in the top levels of achievement. In the 1970’s Arab money started pouring into the west. Arab petro-dollars bought swaths of land in the UK, in London and New York. The Arabs dazzled everyone with their wealth and bling but they never penetrated posh society. Then in the 90s the second, Asian wave, of new wealth washed eastward and they had a bit more success in society. But starting about 20 years after the fall of the Soviet Union, Russians started coming to the west with new money to invest - in the UK, in particular. Russia became the billionaire capital of the world, oligarchs were everywhere buying anything not nailed down and eventually trying to insinuate themselves into posh “society”. Tatler (THE magazine of society) even began publishing a Russian version. If you were a wealthy Russian, you were moving up. By 2022, they weren’t too far from the edge of REAL success. That’s what evaporated three weeks ago - with the invasion of Ukraine - Russia’s luxury infrastructure and their hopes of acceptance into posh society. Gucci, Chanel, Hermès, Dior, Apple and Tatler (just to name a few luxury brands) have left Russia to rot. If you’re Russian now, the chances of being admitted into posh society are gone for the next 20 years - at least. You may say “so what?” Well, one way a dictator holds onto power is through mercantile largess. The granting of rights within the Russian sphere of influence - to control and distribute goods and services - is how oligarchs are created. The support of these oligarchs is important and transactional. A man with a 100-million dollar yacht - looking at what chunks of their wealth may well be confiscated in the west - or lost to the Ruble’s collapse - could easily offer life-changing wealth to any henchman willing to end Putin one way or another. Will this happen? I don’t know. But this is the system they’ve set up for themselves.
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Mar 22, 2022
Mar 22, 2022 at 4:12 PM UTC
Ru$$ia
For the last five hundred years, posh “society,” is where the wealthiest and most influential people in the world mingled, inter-married and conducted business. If you’ve ever watched “Downton Abbey”, “The Gilded Age” or even “Crazy Rich Asians” you’ll know what I mean. Maslow’s hierarchy of needs - a psychological pyramid that describes human fulfillment - states that part of our human nature (once your basic needs are met) is the desire to attain social position. Having mere wealth is just not enough once you are in the top levels of achievement. In the 1970’s Arab money started pouring into the west. Arab petro-dollars bought swaths of land in the UK, in London and New York. The Arabs dazzled everyone with their wealth and bling but they never penetrated posh society. Then in the 90s the second, Asian wave, of new wealth washed eastward and they had a bit more success in society. But starting about 20 years after the fall of the Soviet Union, Russians started coming to the west with new money to invest - in the UK, in particular. Russia became the billionaire capital of the world, oligarchs were everywhere buying anything not nailed down and eventually trying to insinuate themselves into posh “society”. Tatler (THE magazine of society) even began publishing a Russian version. If you were a wealthy Russian, you were moving up. By 2022, they weren’t too far from the edge of REAL success. That’s what evaporated three weeks ago - with the invasion of Ukraine - Russia’s luxury infrastructure and their hopes of acceptance into posh society. Gucci, Chanel, Hermès, Dior, Apple and Tatler (just to name a few luxury brands) have left Russia to rot. If you’re Russian now, the chances of being admitted into posh society are gone for the next 20 years - at least. You may say “so what?” Well, one way a dictator holds onto power is through mercantile largess. The granting of rights within the Russian sphere of influence - to control and distribute goods and services - is how oligarchs are created. The support of these oligarchs is important and transactional. A man with a 100-million dollar yacht - looking at what chunks of their wealth may well be confiscated in the west - or lost to the Ruble’s collapse - could easily offer life-changing wealth to any henchman willing to end Putin one way or another. Will this happen? I don’t know. But this is the system they’ve set up for themselves.
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Nigeria my beloved home is under siege: A death trap I see in her third mainland bridge. The crying blood of the slain in the North-east overwhelms vicious politicians with guilt. Humans with hearts of beasts ravage her North-west, outgunning her corrupt weakened armed forces. Catacombs of mass graves quantify losses incurred from incessant farmers-herders clash. Darkness looms as stupendous amounts of cash are cast in an energy sector like trash. Her healing centres are no more than health morgues, and her institutions breed intellectual dogs. Her oligarchs of the six zones unify to plunder, **** and line their pockets with filth. With peanuts they entice poverty stricken youths, just to have their sit-tight bids guaranteed them. Indulgences from the gullible gratify custodians of faith endowed with seducing lips. My beloved Nigeria has failed to hearken to the values of the elders before them. With priorities misplaced, we go seeking for stereotyped reputations in our trips to foreign climes for filthy lucre to acquire. Good Lord! When will values my mother-land require?
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Apr 28, 2019
Apr 28, 2019 at 8:18 AM UTC
The cry of a wounded Nigerian
We were born in the forest, Living in the shadows, Clinging to our loved ones In the dark, under the trees. Life was good then, We had picked fruit from branches And swung on them for joy. And there was no greed Or jealousy. Over millions of years, We lived in harmony, Until the forest changed; The garden shriveled and Faded away as we watched. Our lives were rearranged. Some among us ventured out. Giving in to our sin: curiosity. We turned the grasslands into pavement and stone And we endured pain to walk Down in the street, surrounded by canyons of concrete and steel. The powerful gather now and hoard what was once shared. Hors d’oeuvres are served, Placating the hunger of the omnipotent, that is never stated; They will keep taking from us As long as we allow it. Even as they wallow in wealth, They plot to plunder riches and destroy the world, scraping the land and scouring the sea. But one day, some loner, a rebel May emerge from the shadows, Dark-clad, filled with inchoate rage. He will find like-minded souls Who use the new machinations To topple the oligarchs, Empty their accounts And give them to the world. Chaos may follow, But out of it a new humanity Might arise.
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Jan 5, 2025
Jan 5, 2025 at 2:57 PM UTC
In the Shadows
We've reached the end of year one and Trump says he's done more than any other president from any time before. So, what are the accomplishments of Trump and his intrepid crew? Well, here now is a partial list of what they did, or tried to do. They lied about inaugural crowds and introduced "Alternative Facts", inspired a worldwide women's march to protest Trump's disgusting acts. Hollowed-out the E.P.A., deemed climate change a Chinese hoax. Paris Accord and regulations gone, in puff of toxic smoke! Wrecked the State Department and Muslims, he said, must be banned. Insulted NATO and U.N., brought shame upon his own homeland. Attacked the mainstream media. Railed and ranted of "fake news", unless it came from Fox and Friends and others spouting all his views. Gave praise to Russia - Putin too. Investigations started. Comey started digging and was forcibly departed. Poked and taunted Kim Jong Un. International drama! Obsessed with slagging Hillary and Barack Obama. Battled healthcare, N.F.L. and Planned Parenthood. Tried to ban transgendered troops. Claimed that coal is good. Would not condemn the Neo-Nazis down in Charlottesville. Filled his swamp with sycophants up on Capitol Hill. Puerto Rico half destroyed. Paper towels he gave. Huge cuts to the National Parks, decreasing land to save. Claimed that Trump saved Christmas and gave massive tax cut presents to the corporate oligarchs with crumbs tossed to the peasants. Debt ballooning! Conflict looming! Divisions far and wide! G.O.P.'s not stopping Trump. Have they even tried? Claims to be a stable genius; A smart and big success! What legacy will Donald leave? What awful, dreadful mess? These were just some accomplishments of which I have kept score, but they just scratch the surface. I could rant for hours more! But haven't we all had enough after Trump's first year? It feels more like twenty! Let us hope his end is near. This was my Year One "trumpoem" that I wrote for you. Hope I won't have to write another after year two!
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Jan 14, 2018
Jan 14, 2018 at 3:39 PM UTC
Trump - Year One
We've reached the end of year one and Trump says he's done more than any other president from any time before. So, what are the accomplishments of Trump and his intrepid crew? Well, here now is a partial list of what they did, or tried to do. They lied about inaugural crowds and introduced "Alternative Facts", inspired a worldwide women's march to protest Trump's disgusting acts. Hollowed-out the E.P.A., deemed climate change a Chinese hoax. Paris Accord and regulations gone, in puff of toxic smoke! Wrecked the State Department and Muslims, he said, must be banned. Insulted NATO and U.N., brought shame upon his own homeland. Attacked the mainstream media. Railed and ranted of "fake news", unless it came from Fox and Friends and others spouting all his views. Gave praise to Russia - Putin too. Investigations started. Comey started digging and was forcibly departed. Poked and taunted Kim Jong Un. International drama! Obsessed with slagging Hillary and Barack Obama. Battled healthcare, N.F.L. and Planned Parenthood. Tried to ban transgendered troops. Claimed that coal is good. Would not condemn the Neo-Nazis down in Charlottesville. Filled his swamp with sycophants up on Capitol Hill. Puerto Rico half destroyed. Paper towels he gave. Huge cuts to the National Parks, decreasing land to save. Claimed that Trump saved Christmas and gave massive tax cut presents to the corporate oligarchs with crumbs tossed to the peasants. Debt ballooning! Conflict looming! Divisions far and wide! G.O.P.'s not stopping Trump. Have they even tried? Claims to be a stable genius; A smart and big success! What legacy will Donald leave? What awful, dreadful mess? These were just some accomplishments of which I have kept score, but they just scratch the surface. I could rant for hours more! But haven't we all had enough after Trump's first year? It feels more like twenty! Let us hope his end is near. This was my Year One "trumpoem" that I wrote for you. Hope I won't have to write another after year two!
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Did you support that Donald Trump in his campaign last year? Why didn't all his hatefulness fill you with dread and fear? Did you believe his B.S. or did you hate Hillary so much that you preferred a **** who likes to grab pu--y? At some point did you realize the truth he cannot tell, when he fibbed about inaugural crowds and voter fraud as well? When he misled you on healthcare, did you finally agree that lying just like breathing; both come to him naturally? And what about his henchmen, tangled up with Russian ties to the Kremlin and the oligarchs, in cahoots with Putin's spies? When Trump heaped praise on Vladimir, were you just too blind to see, or did you hope that your leader would be Comrade Trumpsky? Oh how could this have happened? What an awful, global mess! A big buffoon's in power, do you finally confess? Did your vote help to elect him? To the Whitehouse was he sent because in a fit of madness, you said "Trump for President"?! 'cause in a fit of madness, you said TRUMP-FOR-PRESIDENT?!
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Mar 25, 2017
Mar 25, 2017 at 7:19 PM UTC
Voter Regret?
who holds the leash of the pigs in the streets?   follow the paper trail: dead presidents never fail to be the culprit. it's not who but what. the police always serve and protect capital and property. why else would they block off a jewel store during a peaceful rally? they may not be our enemy, but they certainly aren't our friends. they are the strong-arm of the State, fodder on a frontline devised by fascist elite. the boys in blue with low IQs are oligarchs' favorite tools for bludgeoning dissent and pummeling free expression. useful idiots— truncheons designed with punishing dissidents in mind. we may well be the 99%, but they have badges, guns, and a license to **** emblazoned on the blue shield slapped on their chests, stoking overzealous racists to respond violently, a cacophony of bloodshed seems to be the only language they know how to speak. smash the fraternity that acquiesces to criminality. white men in pressed suits— who's speculative spending lead to economic catastrophe— get off scott-free while black men are imprisoned for possessing an ounce of **** not even the blind would fail to see the "just us" system excludes the majority of humanity. all lives matter? only ignorance could present such a fictitious narrative, a self-congratulatory hyperbole disregarding contemporary reality. private prisons designed for profit, institutionalized bigotry instigating a new form of slavery. when mass incarceration lacerates our communities and exacerbates the conditions of the working class, the only dignified response is to stand up, fight back. we no longer have a need for this blatant idiocracy. if we truly want to call this country "the land of the free," then we must say, loudly and clearly: abolish the police.
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Feb 9, 2017
Feb 9, 2017 at 12:09 AM UTC
idiocracy
who holds the leash of the pigs in the streets?   follow the paper trail: dead presidents never fail to be the culprit. it's not who but what. the police always serve and protect capital and property. why else would they block off a jewel store during a peaceful rally? they may not be our enemy, but they certainly aren't our friends. they are the strong-arm of the State, fodder on a frontline devised by fascist elite. the boys in blue with low IQs are oligarchs' favorite tools for bludgeoning dissent and pummeling free expression. useful idiots— truncheons designed with punishing dissidents in mind. we may well be the 99%, but they have badges, guns, and a license to **** emblazoned on the blue shield slapped on their chests, stoking overzealous racists to respond violently, a cacophony of bloodshed seems to be the only language they know how to speak. smash the fraternity that acquiesces to criminality. white men in pressed suits— who's speculative spending lead to economic catastrophe— get off scott-free while black men are imprisoned for possessing an ounce of **** not even the blind would fail to see the "just us" system excludes the majority of humanity. all lives matter? only ignorance could present such a fictitious narrative, a self-congratulatory hyperbole disregarding contemporary reality. private prisons designed for profit, institutionalized bigotry instigating a new form of slavery. when mass incarceration lacerates our communities and exacerbates the conditions of the working class, the only dignified response is to stand up, fight back. we no longer have a need for this blatant idiocracy. if we truly want to call this country "the land of the free," then we must say, loudly and clearly: abolish the police.
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Don Junior had a meeting with Natalia Veselnitskaya and he did not disclose this fact or say what did transpire. Paul and Jared were there too but "nothing was discussed". Don said the meeting ended and turned out to be a bust. The New York Times found out and asked why Don did not report. "But nothing happened" Junior claimed when making his retort. Then under pressure from the press some emails he set free, confirming Russian interest in a Trump presidency. His daddy claimed, "He's a good boy" "He's new, green and naive". But Manafort - He should have known (one would like to believe). But Junior's new transparency turned out to be untrue... It seems that a fifth person was there in the meeting too! A former Soviet officer named Rinat Akhmetshin was also at the meeting... so why was he brought in? And then we soon learned of a sixth... a seventh... and then eight! Tied to the oligarchs and Russian governmental state. What was the meeting all about? Perhaps there's nothing to surmise. The secrecy though, would suggest it might be otherwise. Don Junior had a meeting that nobody disclosed. Let's hope this helps fulfill the dream... to see his dad deposed!
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Jul 21, 2017
Jul 21, 2017 at 9:34 PM UTC
Don Jr. had a Meeting
it is the defining answer as to why in the infinite measurement of time we are quickly fading as a species the heroes and those given the gift of genius quietly silenced in the shadows in the whispers that fade quickly like dreams the light of untethered thought the discoveries that lay in wait to bring us to an enlightened world are crushed by the deviants the malicious the maggotry that userp and violate the natural progression of mankind more brazen they have become more defined are their goals unflinching in their task these oligarchs who see utopia as a world under their control they ****** they destroy they bury all ideas and creations that interfere with their burning desire for personal gain greed owns them greed drives them and in the end will come darkness
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Jan 23, 2025
Jan 23, 2025 at 9:45 AM UTC
The Death of Genius and Heroes
style askance oligarchs text for the win pull heartfists up through mouthings anticipating something winged stardom usurps star stuff trimmed none shall pass but i it sez we are a way for the universe to conquer itself it sez eyes pierced with an earring sniffing 4 good taste one yum style to style them all
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Jun 2, 2015
Jun 2, 2015 at 2:01 PM UTC
text style for style
Come on down right on down now, a brand new car, deluxe washer dryer brand spankin' new & all ready to go, spin that wheel, turn that square, answer that question & gamble that dollar, Donald J. Trump has come to town, the Dealmaker the Best of the Best, the All American gettin' it done wise & wicked grinnin' fat cat, who'll somehow keep an eye out for all you smaller folks as he swings those roundabouts, & crosses those t's & cashes his chips, Donald J. Trump will make that dollar, dig that coal & bury that pipeline, negotiate that better ditch that failure, scrap that law, watch out for that business & surely curb those watchdogs, & money will be made but not by you or I or Shirl or Bob but those oh so connected & Sheldon's & Coke Brother's & Investors & Directors & Oligarchs & Overseas Accounts & the select few who always, always, seem to do just fine, & the pitiful irony if you will of all this Making Great Again & victory for the Little Man is that the little man cast his lot with someone who never gave the slightest **** & Earl & Nancy once more get the short stick, the bad apple, the ******* without the prize, the pathetic hat & the broken soon faded whistle.
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Mar 7, 2017
Mar 7, 2017 at 11:28 PM UTC
Lets Make a Deal or Democracy 101.
We were born in the jungle, Living in the shadows, Clinging to our families In the dark, under the trees. Life was good then, We had picked fruit from branches And swung on them for joy. And there was no greed Or jealousy. Over millions of years, We lived in harmony, Until the forest changed; The garden shriveled and Faded away as we watched. Our lives were rearranged. Some among us ventured out. Giving to our sin: curiosity. Down in the street Canyons of concrete and steel The powerful gather Hors d’oeuvres are served, Placating the hunger of the powerful, This is never stated; They will keep taking As long as we allow it. One day, some loner, a rebel May emerge from the shadows, Dark-clad, filled with inchoate rage*. He will find like-minded souls Who use the new inventions To topple the oligarchs, Empty their accounts And give them to the world. Chaos may follow, But out of it a new humanity Might arise.
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Feb 20, 2020
Feb 20, 2020 at 8:20 PM UTC
In the Shadows
Take away safety Nets what do you Get people jumping Off the golden gate Bridge the gaps Are so wide they Will swallow you Whole parts of Communities destroyed Jobs vacated faster Than empty apartments Come hear the songs Of poverty and crimes Against humanity Shutting off vital Water to families Where is our pension Supposed to come from Good jobs but those Don't exist in a broken Democracy of oligarchs
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May 8, 2015
May 8, 2015 at 11:01 AM UTC
Every 2 Weeks Off the GGB
opinions and thoughts die like unwanted infants in the womb beautiful but doomed never to see the light of life shunned by a world looking the other way I feel sad, I really do for never knowing the truth lies perpetuated by a cruel world always knowing better than those under fire better than true desire politicians oligarchs self inserted gods in their houses of cards time for us to rise and shine a velvet revolution from the velvet underground
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Jan 11, 2022
Jan 11, 2022 at 6:45 PM UTC
the truth ******