Long Election day Poems
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When Hillary Clinton lost on election night, she went wild.
She screamed obscenities, she was like a demented child.
She started throwing objects that weren't nailed down.
Instead of accepting defeat, she acted like a clown.
On election day, Hillary and her family prematurely celebrated.
Bill jumped up and down like a school girl but when Trump won, Hillary became exceptionally irritated.
She thought that she had the Presidency in the bag, she didn't know she would fail.
Now she's screaming "RECOUNT!" even though she has a snowball's chance in hell.
Bill went on Twitter and he posted an angry Tweet.
The Clintons are sore losers, they can't handle defeat.
(This is a true poem about the Clintons behavior when Hillary lost.)
“Election Day”
by: Eric L. Boddie
By plane, train, bus, car or boat
I’ll travel the Earth to win your vote
I can’t say when I’ll finish, but I know when I’ll start
From this day forward, I’ll be campaigning for your heart
If elected, I’ll serve you well to the best of my ability
I’ll deliver your heart to a state of tranquility
There will be no new taxes on your emotions and things there of
I’ll do everything within my power to erase your deficit of love
I don’t have a foreign policy, you are my only concern
Home always comes first, that’s what the other candidates must learn
And in the event of war, you are mine to defend
For your honor I will fight until the very end
Healthcare will be provided, and your economy is sure to flourish
I’ll work my fingers to the bone to ensure that you are well nourished
Your soul will be educated through love, respect and dedication
I’ll declare everyday a holiday for you to show my appreciation
So when Election Day comes, just who will you choose
I’m the best man for your heart, with me, you can’t lose
On my phone came a reminder
That today’s Election Day,
With a list of things to do to keep
Anxiety at bay.
See some art at a museum,
Find a park to soothe your soul,
Have a meal at some new restaurant -
Diversion is the goal.
Go to church if that’s your calling;
Do some shopping if it’s not.
Read a book or try some exercise -
They both can help a lot.
At the bottom of the message,
Which reminded me to vote,
After all of the suggestions
Came a most surprising note:
“If you’re feeling suicidal,
Here’s a number you can call.”
When I think of this election,
That reminder says it all.
The days are getting cooler
as summer starts to fade
Classes are beginning
and Jack-O-Lanterns made
The Autumn winds are whistling
a most familiar tune
They say they’re mailing ballots out
and we will get them soon
They say Trump lost his luster
his grifts have all grown stale
Every venture in his life
has been an epic fail
And now we’re in a pickle
in a war with no end nigh
Led there by a loser
who knows not the what or why
But people are resisting
refusing to back down
Protesting in cities
and in every little town
Because November’s coming
and judgment, many say
the Grand Old Party’s reckoning
will be Election Day
Dearest Brother Jerry.
Regarding our current government,
This has been a nation of laws
Based on recognizing the Creator God
Has given its citizens, that support its laws,
Basic freedoms, rights and privileges
I used my right to vote for Donald Trump.
I prayed that God would allow him to rule our nation.
And while driving across our county on Election Day
I was amazed at the people standing out on the street corners
And hanging homemade banners from bridges
Stating their support for Trump.
And listening to public radio commentators
Debating how they missed the Trump vote
Because they were all taught Ivy League philosophy
On how people should live and think as world citizens,
Which obviously is not the voter’s truth.
Our current President, to my knowledge
Never held public elected office or governmental position.
He formed a team of people with integrity and dismisses any
That do not hold to the requirements of our laws.
After a year in office, our President has
Shown strong national and world leadership
In our form of democracy,
Which educated societies are attempting
To gain in their more aristocratic countries.
He is not perfect; I do not prefer his communication style.
But he has gained the world’s attention and only one
World leader is currently publically threatening him.
By comparison our Past President was an experienced
Elected state and national official and an excellent public speaker.
My concern with him was that neither I, nor the world’s leaders,
Believed what he said because he did not follow through.
He was always seeking peace at any price.
He did not show strong support for our law enforcement and military.
And of great personal concern was his practice of
Worshiping with the followers of Mohammed,
Who have a significantly different moral code
And law than that which Jesus Christ taught
And which the founders of our nation generally held.
With my love for you for eternity,
Mike Dillenbeck
the weather report predicted hectic thunder storms
oil jackets and umbrellas for all the stars in the show
stages were empty though except for a curtain raiser
who had failed to seek her measly social security grant
not exactly a win win situation but equal opportunities
celebries to shine without script or gambling predictions
the betting shops were closed because it was Sunday
an existentialist’s dream and history on wild trump cards
entropic gases confered about unpredictable precautions
how to prepare for a status quo under threat of extinction
they had a fizzy feeling that nothing would ever be the same
change loomed hard in which friends and foes had to join forces
an army of advisors made up fake news and polled opinions
with election day the public was consumed by soundbites
promises and a shower of funds should their particle succeed
only one tick on the ballot and no more crosses to endure
a vacuous echo spelled the far end of nothing in particular
gravity was approaching and denial became out of reach
just one moment but then a Big Bang much louder than hell
God was not pleased that someone else was coming up first
23rd July 2020
An election day is upon us,
And many issues may claim a stake.
Such as, can a weakened democracy
Survive, through disbelief and heartache?
Every other issue the ballots present,
Are colored by fraud and fantasy that some believe.
Yet if they silence enough voices to progress,
They'll turn back the clock, without freedom to retrieve.
So important is this vote,
That nothing in history can compare.
As these parties seek to better the other, while
Contempt overshadows compassion with an icy stare.
This fight will be waged on bloody soil,
Where victories' truth may not survive.
While the casualties will continually mount,
And no one knows who will be left alive.
So while the words, spoken with promise,
Offer redemption and greatness ahead.
The deeds must be considered and weighed,
Against what's been lost, and those who have bled.
CHRIST IS KING-AND HE'S THE ONLY THING I NEED-
A ALL THIS VOTING DISGUISING
B BETTER PICK ONE OR THE OTHER OR ANOTHER
C COUNTING ON MERE MORTAL MAN LISTENS TO NO ONE
D DOING BEST TO TRY SERVE TWO AT THE SAME TIME
E ELECTION DAY WE PREY WHEN WE SHOULD PRAY
F FUNDAMENTALLY FLAWED
G GOOD REPRESENTATION JUST A NOD
H HAVING SERVING THE 1%
I IGNORING THE REST
J JUST ONE THING, Jesus IS KING
K KING OF THE OLD AND NEW WORLD ON HEAVEN AND EARTH
L LORD OF LORDS
M MERCIFUL
N NEW DAY SHALL COME
O OVER ALL THE UNIVERSE HEAVEN AND EARTH
P PRAISES PRAISE HIGH
Q QUIETLY THE BEAST SHALL LIE NEXT TO THE LAMB
R RESTORATION, RESTORATION
S SAVORY SAVORIER
T TO GOD BE THE GLORY
U UNIVERSAL LOVE HOLY
V VERY MUCH
W WORSHIP AND HONOR GLORIOUS
X “X” MARKS THE SPOT filling in the OVAL MARK
Y YOU'RE ALPHA AND OMEGA
Z Zabbud, Called given, A Gift call me Zabdi remembered
byJehovah,remembered by the Lord, Allehuia!!
11/3/20
Written words by James E. Lee Sr. © 2020
ABC POEM TYPE
November dear, chart the end of the year
just sixty days to shop before Christmas.
You honor Veterans who volunteer
while we rejoice, they do not enlist us.
Halloween's his ‘try, all but the candy,
enough for you, November, till the end.
Election also done, we wait, AND we
speculate - what will such changes impend?
Tell, what bides in the ides of November?
what unknowns, what secrets will you reveal?
Political passions we remember
likely need at least two more years to heal.
Thanksgiving time, at last comes to this rhyme
gratitude to God, highlight for many.
Dear November, extra days-off are prime
but better blessings God gives a ‘plenty.
November 9, 2022
Just a Few Short Days to Go
By Franklin Price
10/28/2016
Just a few short days to go
Before the voting's past
November eighth election day
That chance will be our last
To have a voice in how we go
The direction and the way
Of how our country moves along
That's right, the U.S.A.
No matter who we're voting for
Not that our choice is great
Our votes speak for the people
In this political debate
We may not be on TV
To tell the truth or spin our voice
In the end the votes we cast
Determine who's our choice
If we choose to stay at home
Will not count at end of day
Not part of the solution
But of the problem, I must say