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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required Who am I? I'm an American who ordered my head to remain buried in the sand but due to the lunatic holding office, it refused to obey my command. Finding no reasonable sensibility in the mind of that mad creature, I shake my risen head, watching the horror of this double feature. Each day is shadowed in darkness by yet another ruthless crime, of the catalyst, sans morals. The unacceptable excuse for a paradigm. The narcissist president who should be a mime like a circus clown, the wanna be king of the world who brought our country down. The predator of women, and of countries he thinks he can own... A blowhard mentality, a bully who would sit on every nation's throne. He's made us the enemy of Canada, Mexico, and now for gosh sake, Denmark's Greenland, lusting for whatever he thinks he can take. He wanted the Nobel Prize for Peace, but his demand was spurned. With grubby hands he took it from its owner... an honor not earned. Claims he doesn't want China or Russia to be America's neighbor. He doesn't know how to read a map! Verbal abuse he likes to belabor. He put his name on The Kennedy Memorial Center for Performing Arts but it would make a better target on a game board for playing darts. Sick is what he's made many U.S. Citizens with his presidential farce, hoping remorse is felt by followers who should ask him for a divorce. Who am I? I'm a poet who'd rather not be an ostrich, not hearing the blathering, but spending time writing of other things, daydreaming, woolgathering, but it's become impossible not to hear, read, and be able to ignore the catastrophic problems caused by the one Duke Beaufort calls 'Igor.'
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