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Our Beloved Constitution

Our Constitution is a work of brilliance!
It shines as an example for all nations.
Two hundred years have proven its resilience!
Our country has exceeded expectations.
The Bill of Rights guarantees our Liberties!
And helps ensure domestic tranquilities.
Equal justice for all enshrined in our law!
Our Constitution should be held in such awe.

Despicable Party Politics

Party politics the scourge of our nation!
Putting party over people and the truth.
So clear to see with each Administration!
Policy flip flops and privilege abuse.
Resulting in loss of faith and squandered trust!
Party politics are less boom and more bust.
Bad legislation and sordid backroom deals!
No wonder this is how America feels.

Need versus Needn't

Cornwall Security employee has in daylight today exited work vehicle in thousand oaks to initiate false name using another's forcibly removing public utility access from the army corps of engineers in the United States of America. Per declaration

Removing free speech



Time now is 9:59a.m

Interested parties up to the AFL-CIO and all account holders in California have previously been named defendents

Order of city draw from account concludes upon registration entries of harbor house desk pantry fool reception.

As to whom is eating


Typically "fasting" days, rights and laws devolve internment districting rather astutely in history.

That one has as currency and is currently undergoing the burden of halting on side notes for another's labor in a daylights gaining momentum.

Conjectures reposing argument precludes

Perhaps the Georgia 5th Sees Us Hearing

If California may hear
In between eyes clerical 
     and Justices Repeal 
Both names
    Have been titled
Titled as an altered code
    and violation of building standard
Becomes currency
     Contempt of Congressional Ledger
          Perhaps suffices

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This is a law
Poverty law
Poverty of dwelling on a matter
A matter of worth
Creating a slaves hide

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Premium Member Our Fragile Democracy

Those freedoms well known to you and me,
in our form of government, democracy,
did not come with a forever guarantee..
Our forefathers fought for these liberties,
put their lives on the line and got down 
on their knees..
It's our time now to protect these rights,
from want a be autocrats within our sight..
If we don't stand up for our democracy,
then we dare not complain when it ceases to be..

Premium Member I Stand In the Hope and Liberties of My God-

After hope is gone
 there yet still hoping God
 tired and influence lost a job
 bill collectors calling don't care
 you stare at the walls
 about to be evicted someone calls 
but your phone's been turned off in the middle of the fall
conversation do you stand in distraught
 In the Mystic nation divided and Discord 
blood running from your body to the floor 
infectious misusage what is this thing called the Constitution at last and my first and last breath 
I put no trust in man
 for the real plan here I stand
 in God's unchanging hands
 for despite our adversities
 I stand in his liberties


2/17/17
Written words by James Edward Lee Sr  2017, 2021

Testing Threats and Opportunities

Testing times for the masses
Testing surprises? wrong passes
Friends on paper turned foes
WHO was there and knows

Sellouts in for the kill
Digital tracking at the till
Liberties lost, the new normal
Curfew and lockdown now formal


Taking Liberties With Freedom

The angry red face of Mammon 
peaks out from behind the now
green skirts of sweet Libertas 
and misquotes the very words 
that bought him his freedom

Premium Member Of Daughters and Aborted Liberties

Of Daughters and Aborted Liberties…
My ravished womb drips
precious blood of incestuous rape;
the ghosts of my daughters scream
from shared graves
marked with vaginal blood
shed by sons drunk
on the wine of intoxicating power.

Mislead adolescent warriors
fan holocaust embers
scorching time tested hopes
gone to ashes
as death winds strike chimes
of ebony genocide;
and the cradle and the grave
stand juxtaposed to each other.

My desperate screams
reverberate off once listening ears
and ricochet into the void silence
of a newsworthy footnote:
caught in the cobwebs of history
my aborted blood of liberty flows
like the meandering Nile.

Dancing Liberties

Turquoise-robed dancers
Fill street corners with motion,
Must be tax season.

Liberties

Given I've cursed myself
writing the title first,
I'll treat myself to a scribble,
poorly written, pointless lines
babbling, bubbling sloppily,
like those people I envy,
cranking it out without thought

Liberties Slowly Taken

Liberties slowly taken,
"We The People" forsaken,
From our "Leaders" nothing is said.
The economy crashes.
Propaganda T.V. flashes.
Jobs along with answers have fled.


New World Order completed.
Freedom and Saints defeated.
Faith of many shaken.
Deaths long cold rattling groan.
An ancient evil on the throne.
Enemies quickly taken.


For the "Taken" contest

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