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Iam looking for two pieces of silver! Willing to go downtown for that blue paper! Iam talking a doughle bag filled with dead presidents rest in peace to the leaders , Teachers not dealers!

Dodge a bullet!
Dance in the rain!
Smile with the sun, you are David conquer the giant within that wants to destroy.

Hug the trees for comfort! Blow tress for a steady thought , strengthen your heart these are cold nights have sight!

Tick tock the alarm ringing,
What is your wrist telling you to do?
One life , one heartbeat , two hands oh yes you blessed! Keep fighting , dive to greatness be the shark for life can be a bastard!


Dreams

And they walked away laughing--
It made me simmer.
The one with the long legs glared,
"You'll never...," she said-- and hot I became--
(sigh)
It doesn't matter.
The farther away "It" seems the closer I get
If I only had the Dead Presidents...


                                             Dreams
                                             8/12/'13



(Alright, this is for all you Einstein's out there--"What is a 'Dead President'?" Take out a dollar bill, if you got the picture already, then you can think you're pretty smart. If not, look at it. On the bill on one side is our nation's emblem in the form of a monument, statue, etc. On the other side is a... "Dead President".)

Usa-Part 2

USA (Pt. 2)     
United States is full of pressured lesson learned people that live with oppression....
for the Rich's obsession of money....watching us sqwerm from pressured lessons learned....yet we get no where...they don't care....they never will...but still we are strong living with depression from our oppression....yet we give to the rich....who taught us our hard pressured lessons causing us more oppression by the cost of it's lesson....pressed in an office...pressed clothes...money being taken with our eyes closed....judged on how we are dressed....We are oppressed....air pollution causing cancer....more caused anxiety....but we still wake up and go to work in our 
oppressed society...sobriety seems not the matter to be...liberty of freedom...
only by the cost of paper colored green....with dead presidents' faces...
American Nazis placed in high places, and un-earned positions...with the poor's visions...the rich slithers....taking the little we have watching us sqwerm from our lesson we learn...we are in a state of oppression....I have learned my lesson...and know it well... I am oppressed....can you tell?

My Country 'tis of thee....Sweet land of liberty of thee I sing.....

By Peter T. DeSpirito

Premium Member Blood Money

Blood Money 
Ransom for a trade 
Hostile blood money 
Vendita for the victims 
Bad guy on the run 
A bloody weapon in hand 
Manipulation runneth 
A destructive mind-set 
Mental disorder unbalanced 
Morally wrong with a motive 
With madness, no care for others 
Another body bag 
Murder mystery unsolved 
With no boundaries 
Another murder just for the money 
Money for ransom 
With blood on your hands 
Dead presidents in green 
Bloody bank note bleeding 
Greed follows a dead end 
No one wins 
Another lost soul 
Just for engraved images paper note 
Blood money never ends 
Another victim up ahead 
Another story to write 
Another violent villain 
Hunting in the night 
Only to worship money
Form: Rhyme

Happiness

The child of yours – first step and word
The sight unseen, the sound unheard
And kitten purring on your lap
Get to adore a real catnap

The lotto ticket which has won
And love that makes you feel reborn
To eye a friend, long-lost and found
Your troubles gone and you’re unbound

Ski wind is whistling, downward slope
Research’s complete and offers hope
Blue sea, white beach and cares gone
The two of you meet reddish dawn

An open road, beguiling forth
At home on planet we call Earth
Good book that shakes you to the bone
Lovemaking with the sweetest groan

“Dead presidents” are joy to hold
Remain healthy growing old
The old jeans fit, ain’t that a bliss
Remember your sweethearts’ first kiss?

We crave long life and seek delight
Yet everyone sees different light
List incomplete, I know it’s true
So what is happiness to you?

© 2022
© Ed Kay  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Rhyme


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