Government Poems - Poems about Government

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There’s no difference between a classroom and a Chinese sweatshop. No thinking, No talking, No creative expression whatsoever. Give us your whole day and you will receive minimal reward for your indoctrination. ...

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No Kings Day Everyday The fear I felt last November Has Swollen Like a Hindenberg blimp directly Overhead Seconds from exploding Time and space back to 1775. How Now sent troops’ marching feet Bear a din, underscoring beat, Compelling Alarm Urgently To ask, to answer the question: How might we align our democracy...

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I really would like to sit down and drink a beer with a cigarette All I want is to choose for myself But we can't do this and we can't do that I think they're really trying to steal all our fun They call this England, I call it a surveillance state prison. Where the drunk drinks yet damns drugs...

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Mary Fletcher was prime minister in olde England, like fondest memory, Of days when the twilight stood still, with silver moon, floating on sea. Mary Fletcher was capable and caring, to the country's great benefit; Like spring rains of green benevolence, trailing the fragrant evidence. Andrew was Mary's loving husband. Their lives were so happy together! Like allurng, violet future,...

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I chuckle soft when people fume, And blame the lot in suits and gloom. “You see those leaders? All a scam!” But who’s still selling free yarn? Was it not your own cousin’s name, On that campaign with matching frame? The nurse who sighs, “This ward’s a zoo,” Still checks her brows in selfie view. She posts, “On duty, Lord be praised,” While someone’s...

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The heather weeps, a purple bruise, Across the glens, the chilling news. No bagpipes drone a mournful sound, But sirens wail on hallowed ground. A thistle bleeds, its prickling crown, As innocence is stricken down. Young eyes, once bright with Highland fire, Now gleam with something dark and dire. The steel they flash, a twisted boast, A stolen childhood, dearly lost. Each shadowed lane, a...

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A little bit flashy A little bit dainty, Who cares about consistency If effect turns stimulatory. Intellectuals surrendering To timely electrifying pleasure, Intoxicated memory Forgets everything they assure. What about all those years- The men behind you struggled to reform What about all those you ignored, As a part of random societal norm. Now if we rise, Now if we revenge, Will you come crying back? Promising a new...

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The virtues, sacrificed By muscling vices, Lay dying Across the dusty crusts of Earth. The sky, once admirably azure, Now bleeds dark streams of gray Above the sight of flying vultures Flapping, circling in wait....

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elephantine woes conspiracy of fools us government...

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The Democratic Party has wasted trillions of United States Citizens taxpayers dollars. The Social Security System has people even older than our nation of 300 years old on our rosters. Not all of it has been domestic some it has been foreigners illegally targeting these benefits by the the informational theft and hacking into secure accounts. Yes, there...

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America twenty twenty-five This year is all the way live Drones in the Jersey Sky In California, the fires fly Planes crashing in the air Black Hawk helicopters unaware Who do we blame? Affirmative action, DEI, what is in a name? Puerto Rico's electrical grid is a shame Carolina recuperating from Helen the Hurricane And now the East is seeing flames The border out of...

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Decades a midwife a definer of rights written so patients And authoritys both knew their plights.' Un-jabbed 2020 up Till today, yet prosecuted by N Z jacinda aderns machine which stated She had to pay? They tried to bully and really every sick trick.' Even forgery of her signature, i think they were a bit thick? Well...

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Shattering the Unbroken Cycle Bully's shadow looms, a pervasive stain across all sectors, absurd, yet sustained Governments and schools deny workers' rights incentives, facilities, and dignity's light Seniors torment juniors with blows and pain emotional scars, hunger, and shame's stain Educators wound with words, with physical might abuse and fear, a toxic, endless night Domestic walls conceal violence and despair husbands, wives, and shattered vows...

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They call it social welfare when it is for the poor To help the ones who have grown old or sick and have no cure They scream they don’t want taxes and the richest scream the most But it is just a game of words they spread from coast to coast If it is for free...

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