Best Ratify Poems

i heard a...what do they say...a spine chilling scream
...is that the saying?

a spine chilling scream
followed by

'he's dead, my G_d he's dead'

the phrase echoed 
inside the whole of me
like tennis balls bouncing between two parallel walls

i ran up 
aware i would be at the edge
where the...

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Loving your confidence, your 
ambition, your drive. want to 
be dominated by your power, 
but not lost in your eyes.  my 
king ..may i be by your side,  
your queen... stand against the 
test of time, a unity, a 
friendship, possibilities with you...

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Death shadows, furious, frenzied, fought
Waiting for this wretched soul to rot
They redeemed me, tortured me, ceasing not 

Crows perch upon my severed breast
Picking at the insipid flesh 
Vultures of glee coo and ratify my rest

Love pierces my heart that is dead
Maddening my severed head
Feeding ones...

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"Turkey Fowl"
1776: The Eagle, The Dove, or the Turkey?

Great Seal of the United States

What should we choose for a symbol of our new life?

American birth of a nation

Declaration Committee chosen

Midwife of an egg Eagle, Dove, or Turkey

Dr. Benjamin Franklin

Plea a turkey

Truly a noble bird that’s...

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Her cognition is sporadic
Longing for her to relax
And display calm tactics
Lay on my chest like it’s a hammock
When she isn't calm
I can't stand it
Cause behaviors like these in women
Can easily become habits
It won't happen to my woman
She's in love
That's it
She can sit in the couch
Or...

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Atheists open letter to God

Dear God

I don't know how to begin...let's see
how are you today? (no he doesn't exist...oh yeah)

I am writing you today...to clarify a few things!

First of all, the fact that I am writing you this letter,
does not in any way shape or...

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You Armenians who question my identity...
Who whisper behind my back and smirk
Considering me a half breed
Not pure
The child of a mixed marriage
 
You who refuse to speak to me
In your mother tongue
Because my words falter
And my accent is disgraceful
 
You who turn your back on...

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It's the most significant day in Black American history
December 6,1865 the legal ending of chattel slavery
It was 157 years ago
When they finally let God's people go
 
In the year 1619 was when it all started
Africans from the Motherland were permanently parted
And when in 1787 the...

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Ratify Femininity to the nation grown from women			
Women born and bred yet they still deny
How many would it take to rectify?
Maybe a man not given equal pay
When labor was the same that day
Or maybe if our society were to decay
Then what do you think they...

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(The Kyoto Protocol, an international
treaty signed in December 1997, commits
member states to reduce their carbon
dioxide emissions.  The United States is
the only First World nation not to ratify
the treaty.) 

Spend it, squander, swill down, swallow, 
waste it, wassail, welter, wallow. 
There's no "I" in America....

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We see
We fall
We don’t think
We might
But we don’t decide
It’s hard for perspective
To conquer feelings
Something wrong or something right
His eyes or her eyes
Her eyes might be his eyes
And his hers
Does it matter?
Two people can
Be more than their anatomies
More than being what the world sees
Two people can...

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"I don't put too much into The Constitution. Ya gotta remember that this document was put 
together by a bunch of guys who thought selling (N word's) was OK, so apparently all of these guys were insane." - Ice-T

Mr Ice-T apparently
hasn't done his American History.
The...

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HOW CAN PEOPLE MAKE YOU FEEL 
THIS WAY?
HOW ARE THEY CAPABLE OF TAKING 
YOUR BREATH IN LIFE?
HOW CAN YOU HURT WITH NO 
AFFLICTION?
HOW CAN SOMEONE STAND FOR 
SOME MUCH YET BE SO EMPTY?
HOW CAN SOMEONE HOLD THE 
WEIGHT OF THE WORLD AND BE SO 
HAPPY?
IT'S...

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As if Narcissus could look
Into a weeping pool
Yet still on reflection fall in love

The ancient tears, which were gathered there
Around the puddle of our history
In silent memoriam

And what the heart does not see
And when the eyes refuse to see
They bury conscience in constructions of fake...

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She said our marriage
Was too much like a job
While we must work to make a living
It was time she laid me off

She was sick of rules, she'd paid her dues
Said I'll see you in the hall
Then she told me that my pension
Really was a little...

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