Fair Trade Poems - Poems about Fair Trade

I’d gladly trade technology For life before A.I., When brains and effort were the things On which we did rely. When human contact helped to solve Our problems or our fears, Without the witch hunts which today Can sabotage careers. When children got to play outside And passwords weren’t used And many things did not exist That get me so confused. When cars had keys and tv...

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Despite the fear mongering (phony news) (Socialist Blues) American's economy is doing well – not, in a hand-basket, going to hell. Today's new jobs report, 228,000 created, America being resuscitated -- (Sorry for tariffs, no other choice) (Capitalist’s again have an enterprising sane voice) (Despite Socialist Boos, by adopting Free-trade World Economies will all prosper~ and not lose!) Those corrupt closer to home, The little...

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I’ve been to the auction house, I go there once a week But still no luck, I cannot find the rarity I seek The Chinese urn to one side of my fireplace stands there Looking kinda lonely as it’s meant to be a pair My wife is always moaning that it looks so out of place It dominates the left...

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They wait their turn, Watching from the sidelines. Cheerfully chattering, they speak, Perhaps of weather. Then suddenly they’re off! Swooping down, they glide, Wings extended in crucifix, They brake. Alighting softly Onto the pavement. Here there are seeds scattered. Tossed each day by a frail hand From the porch above. There is a bond here. An understanding. Food for...

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a lifetime of stuff i would trade it all for freedom for time for open fields Published in my 24-page photo/anthology ~DARK CLOUDS~ 2020 AP: 2nd place 2021 Posted on January 3, 2019...

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