Best Plutocracy Poems
Clocks Ticking To Politicking(Read later stanzas for more of the humour part ; parody of politics)
I Can't think well of a democracy
if nepotism and false promises
are part and parcel of its idiosyncrasy
A system of governance can't appeal to me
if it forever stinks of the 'stinking' rich plutocracy.
The media...
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Categories:
plutocracy, international, parody, political,
Form:
Rhyme
Therapeutic DemocracyDemocracy is what we do
and breathe together
to empower ourselves.
Some would say the same of prayer
and holy communion
and secular communication
and healthy relationships.
Democracy seems like an empowering experience
of equality and interdependence
before it became an anti-royalist political philosophy.
Which may serve as a humbling reminder
that great abstract theories
so left-brain...
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Categories:
plutocracy, community, earth, environment, health,
Form:
Political Verse
Categories:
plutocracy, appreciation, art, celebrity, character,
Form:
Limerick
Pyramid of CorruptionYou’re reaching up to the stratosphere
But never guessed the regrets
What’s becoming crystal clear
The higher you go, the darker it gets
The pyramid of worldly power
Both before and after the flood
Human cruelty’s crimson tower
Of exploitation’s bodies and blood
A bone-deep chill as dark altitudes enfold
The ruthless dedication to...
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Categories:
plutocracy, america, anger, corruption, political,
Form:
Quatrain
Burning LogsEach flame
elegantly weaves in waves
flowing up from resources red cinder hot,
similar in warm color
temperature decrees
of beauty as integrity's truth
trust each surrounding flame.
Each flame
unique in point of origin below
as ubiquitously flickering fading destinations above.
Yet each flame
the same
as kindred spirits
rising from sources restoring therapeutic difference
to...
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Categories:
plutocracy, caregiving, community, creation, health,
Form:
Prose Poetry
Original Freedoms of IntentDo you see yourself as more Republican
or leaning more Democrat?
Oh my,
I'm a card-carrying Republican.
Came from a long patriarchal line
of red-blooded Republicans.
What makes you a Republican?
What is Republicanism, do you think?
Well...being against the Democrats, mostly.
OK.
I get that.
But, what are Republicans for
that Democrats are at least...
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Categories:
plutocracy, earth, freedom, games, garden,
Form:
Political Verse
Girlcutt VoicesWhat sustains life are sacred values,
so what cannot sustain becomes pathological.
Matriarchy is about nurturing and care-giving,
protecting life and conserving cooperative energies;
yet that implies that patriarchy devolves to controlling
and competitive care-receiving,
destroying life as WinLose necessary
to violently offend against further competing failures of energy.
Patriarchy: Producing for this...
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Categories:
plutocracy, abuse, america, gender, health,
Form:
Political Verse
Songs ObsidianClanks,
blanks,
cranks,
clash!
Slams in tank,
detours irate!
Ingenious infiltrates,
sojourns knocking,
indignation on the plank,
plutocracy dank!
Dotards are prate,
iridescence is just as late-
prime meridian,
songs obsidian,
and the incandescence great!...
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Categories:
plutocracy, allegory, animal, crazy, culture,
Form:
Blank verse
Healing Grandmother's EarthCould you more faithfully believe?
Your enemies
probably do not sacrifice their first born children
right before they eat them
And they do not worship
big
predative Jewish
and terrorizing Muslim
ruthlessly bought and sold
international pagan colonizing corporations.
Could we believe
in cooperative co-investment?
Do we only share bad-humored despair?
That healthy collaborative democracy
and polyculturally...
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Categories:
plutocracy, allusion, earth day, environment,
Form:
Political Verse
Poor PandoraWe ponder Pandora as the person preordained
to unleash a plethora of plagues upon our persons.
But here's what I heard:
Pandora had two sisters,
Persephone and Proserpina.
Pandora perused poetry
while Persephone practiced petite-point.
But Proserpina possessed the predilection
for picking on people.
She pestered the portly, poor, pretty and plain.
Her past...
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Categories:
plutocracy, allegory, humor,
Form:
Light Verse
Ripped-Off DeniersYesterday I heard a happy Republican
crediting President Trump's self-proclaimed successes
to his training and experience with consumer-driven accountability;
meaning,
I presume,
his for-profit experience with market-driven consumerism.
Now I realize this for-profit wealth of experience
outside Washington,
untainted by prior government experience,
appears compelling for how he became President Trump
as opposed to continuing...
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Categories:
plutocracy, conflict, earth, environment, health,
Form:
Political Verse
Just Below the RadarMediocracy
Along the simple path we plod
Bureaucracy
...
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Categories:
plutocracy, allusion, metaphor, perspective,
Form:
Monorhyme
Independence DazeAmong PermaCulture Designers,
planners and cooperative schemers,
choreographers and mappers,
therapeutic lyricists and historical poets,
and probably comedians,
there is a saying,
a principle of experiential truth:
For every healthy function
we discover many nutritional elements.
This has to do with commitment,
most resonantly shared with GaiaEarth,
to invest in polycultural multi-enculturing functions
to disinvest away from...
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Categories:
plutocracy, culture, earth, health, history,
Form:
Political Verse
Paranoia Strikes DeepI have dug this one out of the poetry attic; composed when a teen, hence the dated references. Fellow Soupers of my age-group (60 in a few weeks- Yikes!) might enjoy it:
Friend, watch out! They're talking.
Have you heard what they're talking about?
They're not talking about...
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Categories:
plutocracy, introspection, drug,
Form:
Flowing Through QuicksandMeritocracy is nurtured through discerning differences
between regenerative and degenerative information.
Aristocracy is controlled and maintained
against revolutionary change
by both regenerative and degenerative energy patterns
of historic entitlement.
Merits and demerits
are nurtured and avoided.
Aristocrats and slaves are controlling and controlled
primarily and fundamentally
by birth rights and wrongs,
inherited wealth and power
and disinheriting...
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Categories:
plutocracy, anger, conflict, corruption, courage,
Form:
Political Verse