Zarathustra Gave Me the Green Light Part One

“Query”
from a word miner non-trumpeting
Beatle browed quarry man.

One emailing digital commoner bemoans assiduous, 
zealously yearning xing worthy values undergirding 
the storied renown quintessential peaceable operation 
nations marvel lately kindling justice,
institutionalizing hope, gentility, freedom, equality. 

Dummkopf Donald Count Drake
Hula iz destroying cradle, 
where forefathers/mothers begot
America. He shows no demonstrable diplomacy 
DURST donning duplicitous damning dingbat drive.

THUS...SPAKE
ZARATHUSTRA GAVE ME THE GREEN LIGHT 

I call out President Trump blitzing, donning, 
and flagrantly hoisting his arrested development 
proof positive he lacks the acuity,
diplomacy, and generosity to invite kosher 
or Goyim mandates.

As an anonymously, devilishly, 
grouchy voluntary member
(as well a deplorable basket case)
of the one man literary duh vice squad keeping
a mostly straight and true reputation for Hilary Clinton
(versus his claim of her baseless crookedness,

she evinces qualities immediately evident 
asper an old gnarled hickory stick), I will 
stick tommy figurative guns in an
attempt to staunch the figurative bloodletting heaped
upon admirable Democratic constituents.

Concomitant with this near impossible mission
will be my unbiased opinion, that our FAKE
commander in chief aspires to abrogate, 
denominate, and generate demonstrable gimcrackery, 

invidious kleptocracy, and incorporate
questionable statecraft.
Analogous to an old chestnut tree apothegm
(well rooted to create self serving, 
vassal hating (viz vacillating), 
retreating, and re: tweeting.
Copyright © | Year Posted 2017

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