Bleddyn Pullen Poet Couplet

The Banksters Lies

We fail to see before our eyes
The banksters coruption and its lies.
Sitting on their throwns, looking for a new country to plunder
These leaders of men, send our sons into the thunder.
With lines on a map we fell in their trap.
They've used religion and money to enslaved us all
The worlds for all of gods creatures, great and small

This earth belongs to higher powers
It is not mine, yours or ours.
We do what we want and kill what we need
Letting an animal live, became a good deed.

As we've chopped cut and burned
Gods green earth, we have not earned.
We've missed lessons we should have learned
This earth is not here purely for greed
We must act now to ensure we succeed.

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Mark Martin March 19, 2017 at 3:58 PM Like all good poetry, this cuts to the truth! Congratulations Bleddyn! :-)

Kim Merryman March 14, 2017 at 4:02 PM Congrats on your win, Bleddyn! Blessings, Kim

Reason A. Poteet March 13, 2017 at 9:41 AM Glad to meet you Bleddyn. I enjoyed reading between the lines here to discover a deep faith in God. As I drowned the mouse which got caught in my glue trap last night, I rejoiced knowing I took it out of its misery. We would not understand the spiritual warfare taking place beyond our comprehension; but we are forewarned, act before it's too late. Enjoyable read.

Bleddyn Pullen February 21, 2017 at 12:05 PM Thank you :) really just trying to get the stuff out of my head... Is actually my first attempt at a poem since school about 15 years ago. I don't even know why I'm writing it to be honest.

Space Cadet February 12, 2017 at 1:28 AM Great poem, great message. I love how you used the word "lessons" here instead of mistakes. This poem forces a reader to question what change is needed, where the problem is, etc. We need more poems like this. Very universal and powerful. Thank you for sharing this, Bleddyn. I am excited to read more of your contributions. -- Wesley C.