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Premium Member Congressional Alliteration Of The Century

Many writers, poets and academics know how a beautiful
And striking alliteration is in a grammatical, congressional
Contextual and conventional debate or literary debacle
Like: blank blind badly bounced blue bowl
Oops! I meant to quote the beautiful Congresswoman
Jasmine Crockett, word for word, verbatim; man
I can never get it right. I fell short, because I’m not tall
Enough to reach that height. Oh! Many contractual
Agreements are in the works: blank black badly bounced
Blue ball. But I’ll keep on trying over one ounce
Of Vodka, maybe I will finally get it right or correct
Ladies and gentlemen, life is never easy and perfect
However, it’s okay to have fun; politics is abysmal than ever
We hope things will not get worse, but much better.

P.S. Homage to Congresswoman Jasmine Crockett (D-Dallas, Texas):
‘Bleach Blond, Bad-Built, Butch Body”.

Copyright © July 2024, Hébert Logerie, All rights reserved.
Hébert Logerie is the author of several collections of poetry.

Premium Member congresswoman Stefanic interrogates president Gay of Harvard

Shall college presidents resign
When the House says words cross the line?
What should we say next
If free speech lacks context?
"Stefanik is asinine!"

Premium Member Madwoman

Erin Healy is her name
  Congresswoman is her game

  She tweets 'bout what's 'extreme'
  You can almost hear her scream:

  Kids who have a married mom and dad
  She deems 'dangerous and un-American,' all bad

  How did this madwoman get elected?
  Her insane tweet should be rejected!


Premium Member No Pushback

Congresswoman Ilhan Omer
Overflowing with gratitude
   Our 'racist, oppressive republic'
   Easy target for her attitude

Grim Reaper In a Shiny Shell

Through the concrete fog
and the snow covered walk,
by two;
my legs will run from you.

The grim reaper in the shiny shell.
Moving at the speed of sound;
forward bound,
by fire and the malcontent,
I am true justice
...and you are my death.

The vigilante;
lost within his head.



-  To Congresswoman Giffords and to all the poor victims of the Arizona shooting,
    I dedicate these words to you and hope for justice and prevention.
    
     Are any of you in favor of an exam to prove competency to own guns? Similar to how  
we take a driving test.  I mean no one wants to be on the road with an untrained and
incompetent driver, there will be an accident.  Why should society put up with untrained
and incompetent gun owners?

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