Divisive Poems - Poems about Divisive

Our foxy former president who rallied the rioters and then safely went, is hoping that we all forget, the January 6th Capitol attack and the good judgement that he lacked, and how he didn't have poor Mike Pense's back. Trump was the president, our supreme boss but still takes no responsibility for those lives now lost. He's gearing up for 2024, with his big...

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Das Don doth debilitate democracy driving a collateral wedge deliberately dividing differences collaborating, collapsing, and collaring disparity amidst ever increasing homogenization extant within contiguous United States across world wide web for that matter attested by increased spike among multiracial amalgamated enclaves, individuals mixing, where preponderance of melanin generally affecting predominance regarding increasing swarthy naturally copper toned skin across vast majority of heavily Caucasian populated areas predicted to become minority according new statistics located at...

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rock solid the way turned to sand water now flows where blood once held clasp in greet now fist the hand thoughts and views afar never quelled who would believe this could be felled...

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We have to cross divisive barriers When we wade through storms in togetherness; Water rising like silent couriers Brings our disposition from this madness. Beyond much witless pride and prejudice We take shelter under one roof as one; Our color, our creed, our culture in bliss As we nurture new dreams to carry on. When our faith is strong and strength is renewed, No...

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Hanging from porches in rural Pa., Right next to the signage for Trump, Confederate flags were a'fluttering there And my heart seemed to thumpity-thump. It's everyone's right to display what he likes - That's what great in the US of A - But a symbol divisive as that seems to me Meant to keep non-agreers at bay....

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