Political Enclosed Rhyme Poems

Dark and murky they hide their face
political appetite for many
I don't have any
even if there was a parking space

A star some born in which to...

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Cabin Fever door closes five dollars,
a-Bag Used Book Sale
Sunday, February 23, 2020
hence less than twenty four hours
before avid readers bewail
foregoing scampering across Hillandale
vital poetic proclamation

yours...

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Our Tainted Leadership 


We have come to believe in the lies we have been sold
Within the ramblings of untold truths, never to be told
Becoming weathered,...

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Hillary Rodham Clinton of Chicago,
the former charismatic first lady of USA,
a good orator and a fine communicator I’d say,
confidence drips on her ever smiling face...

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PEEK A BOOM!

Take a peek,
See what’s looming,
Populations booming,
Take a peek,
Things don’t seem sweet,
Soldiers marching, many feet,
Take a peek,
Priest holds communion cup,
Wardens locking prisoners up,
Take a...

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Trying To Access Mine Excel Lent...
Pow War Full Pointed Outlook

As I ponder what to write
today august thirtieth
      two thousand eighteen,
...

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Death is all around us
You may wish we’d spark a change
But we never ever will 
Because we get nothing in exchange

Children are dying during class
We...

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(prior to tha ode dee us political stink sans hillary rodham clinton, i scrawled out this poem. her likelihood to grasp to political mantle than...

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A known politician
Like the bed bug, they bite
Anything that comes their sight
Without being given the right
They are well known for earning more than a stipend
But...

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I see them in the field of the future
harvesting the unripe fruits of hope.
In unseen graveyards greedy ghosts grope...
Nothing is left for posterity to nurture.

The...

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1YoS

So many things that I'm unsure about
I've lived a life uncut
Could not erupt
Till I was cured of doubt
A sentry watching a century pass
I've learned a...

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It was no ordinary house as it stood over a century before.
Grounds unkempt were English Gardens, lovely and adored.
Entertaining aristocratic guests, in all their adorning...

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A conqueror for women's rights in a time of male dominance
A tireless activist, a regarded speaker, a trail blazer for her time   
She...

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If I could throw a grenade what do you suppose would blow up
Will it scatter our fears into heavy debris
Is this poem possibly spoken blasphemy
Look...

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Politicians seem to have an inborn propensity for inane chatter.
They'll WALTZ through a media event leaving many things unsaid,
And TWIST the truth 'til you're left...

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