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Hateful

I don’t like what they say
They won’t see it our way
They rave and squawk
Proceed to talk
Shut them down, they’re hateful.

They do not go along
With History’s true song
They shout and bray
Cling to their faith
Shut them down, they’re hateful.

I never can explain
Why they think they’re John Wayne
They all own guns
Often more than one
Shut them down, they’re hateful.

They’re ideas are quite beserk
They fetishize hard word
They’d force the poor
To hard labour
Cut them down, they’re hateful.

They think that money spent
Poorly by government
Should be their own
And spent at home
Cut them down, they’re hateful.

So we’ll march in the streets
Punch them when we meet
We’ll put the fist
To those fascists
Cut them down, they’re hateful.

Don’t look at me like that
Don’t talk behind my back
You know I ride
One with the tribe
You cannot think I’m hateful

Think of what we’ve endured
Who are you to say ‘impure’
No one can sate
All those dictates
You know that I’m not hateful

You must resist the urge
Don’t put me in the purge
I heard the call
Marched with you all
I swear that I’m not hateful!

Bang.
Form: Rhyme


Premium Member Gaslit

("Snake II", 2015, original block print)

Gaslit

In these times of constant parading
The emperor in his new gown
Sets the fashion for the whole world
Everywhere you look
People blindly proclaiming the nakedly absurd
With confidence born in numbers.

Now basic biological facts of male and female
Have morphed into a fluid nonbinary 
Mishmash of possibilities, where instead of in balance
Nurture is stridently mightier than nature.

Not withstanding, tropes of masculine violence somehow immune 
To this new social-science,
People who’ve apparently never had house pets
Postulate that in world without males there’d be no violence.

What used to be common sense observation for even a child 
That racial differences are obvious, if not so easily defined,
Have become the dogma; 
“Race is merely a social construct.”

On the climate front all is hysteria
As what used to be an essential sustainer of life
Is rebranded a toxic gas
Existentially threatening to end all life on Earth.

And in politics, mild protest has become insurrection,
Terrorist attacks embraced as the democratic process,
And the sanctity and security of our vote
Chewed up by a machine that knows no law or shame.

Now the new Nazis call themselves the “Anti-Fascists”
And of course brand all opponents “Nazis”
As if name-calling makes something so
In their make-believe post-modern world of subjective truth.

Hate is love, war is peace
Rigid conformity diversity, destruction creativity,  
Abortion the path to modern motherhood
And enslavement to ideology somehow freedom.

These are the times we live in
When gaslighting has replaced the news, entertainment and education
And objective truth driven underground or out into a desert
Away from the masses 
Where it can be as it always has, untrodden and free
Yet as deadly as ever to those who refuse to see.

(12/2/23)
Form: Narrative

Premium Member Capitalism and Fascism

Their ships dot the oceans all over the world
armed with missiles and bombs for a fight
The two are opposed on every idea
each one thinks that their way is the right

But both are two sides of the same dirty coin
where money and power control
One uses carrot and one uses fear
different ways to achieve the same goal

The fascists all do it with physical force
as they threaten with violence and fear
A nation of robots to run into fires
they are pawns sent by kings, every year

The capitalists use a most different approach 
as their power exists on the Hill
Where donors make laws via people we pay
and the taxpayers foot every bill

Both Parties are playing the same donor game
so the Congress is owned heart and soul
By the wealthy who sell all the products we buy
to have more is their permanent goal 

The facade which America always projects
is unraveling before our eyes
The oil and the sugar and gun industries 
the loopholes, legalese and the lies

The people are hungry for more than just food
they want fairness and truth in their lives
As a country so rich, has them stand on bread lines
to ensure that their family survives
Form: Rhyme

The Lay of the Land

The lay of the land

Ramadan is going green; eat cabbage stew before dawn
and leave the cattle feel safe from men with long knives
I think of Israel, a none Muslim state, where the Jews
are demonstrating against the fanatics, who are, at heart
Fascists; the wish is, for them, to extend to lend a hand
to the long-suffering Palestinians.
In Europe, people are tired of the proxy war between 
Russia and the USA; they are finally seeing Ukraine for
what it is, a fascist country that, with the help of NATO
Illegally grabbed power; they are wrong to think that
NATO fights for them.
It is with sorrow I see Finland joining the NATO outfit
that will build bases near the Russian border and sow
Discontent in a nation of thousands of lakes that have lived
In peace, with the larger neighbour, since 1954.
One wonders when Germany will break free of chains 
Saddled with the burden of the past, weighing them down.
The French are marching in the streets, protesting to
the curtailing of their right; but it is a pointless struggle 
unless they – the people- declare a general strike
till Macron’s regime falls.
© Jan Hansen  Create an image from this poem.

Pc Fascist

You say that you’re compassionate,
that you’re driven ’cause you care,
and all you really want to do
is make people ‘more aware.’
you built yourself a code to live,
said it would bring better days,
slapped a smile on tyranny,
a better sell then blank rage.
When folks decided to say no,
then that rage began to tell,
you are a P.C. fascist,
and you all should burn in hell.

First you came for all of our words,
said that they’re not ‘sensitive,’
bit by bit banning those you hate
until there’s nothing to talk with.
Trying to limit what we think
by attacking what we say,
hoping to block off all the routes,
so we’re forced to go your way.
A self-satisfied Big Brother,
only much less competent,
you are a P.C. fascist,
and you can all go get bent.

Then you went for our religions,
no rival can your faith bear,
they warn against depravity
so of course you jump in there,
saying that it’s all civil rights,
every madness, every sin;
proclaiming that our moral codes
are evil with your spin.
Seeking to strip away our heats
so we’re easier to control,
you are a P.C. fascist,
your souls have long grown cold.

Next you declare that we should all
just ignore reality,
that man is woman, woman man,
please ignore biology.
Then when we don’t buy the nonsense,
you get mad and call the cops,
when even a dumb six-year old
knows your theory is a croque.
So you just stomp your feet louder,
screaming about how we’re wrong,
you are a P.C. fascist,
the world is better with you gone.

Then there’s your angry rent-a-mobs,
who will only ‘punch fascists,’
defining them as everyone
that you disagree with!
They must’ve been asking for it
’cause they dared to disagree;
but even two-digit IQs
know you are the real Nazis.
You P.C. fascists are a chain
wrapped around the human mind,
the true enemies of freedom,
a disgrace to all mankind.
Form: Rhyme


Premium Member Fascists

Fascists today are those who label others fascists.

As Hayek said long ago,
“Fascism is the stage reached after communism has proved an illusion.” 
And there are certainly a lot of commies,
at least the wannabe idealistic kind, today
that are upset, in denial or clueless 
that their cause is a failure.

Mao and Stalin spent years taking turns calling each other just that,
and they were both right 
since the lustrous aspiration of global communism
soon faded into national socialism
which is essentially the definition 
of fascism.

But fascists today,
you know, the ones calling others fascists,
don’t know their history.

And the interesting thing about not knowing your history,
besides the fact you’re then doomed to repeat it,
is that you’re also then living
in La La Land.

(10/4/23)
Form: Narrative

Kill By The Sword, Die By The Bullet

Inspired by Bruce Dickinson song Darkside of Aquarius 
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
On the wings of the first hellrider rode venom —
so copious it stained sky and moonlight,
making mothers bolt their doors
against the eastern warmonger's hot gust.

From molten rock and flaming seas the second rode,
hawking evil wares; his tongue a forge of lies,
spinning promises, seeding secret agents
to rule and mislead in every land.

The third came as a preacher of war ~
turning brothers on brothers, sisters on sisters,
tilling the soil with blood to make it ready
for the fourth — who carved theology into terror.

I tried to run — my feet sunk in wet clay.
Then a lone silver surfer appeared:
from starlit sky or silver sea I could not tell;
he drew me from the mire, breathed strength into my arms.

I vowed to reinvent the wheel:
let fascists taste their own venom, feed their children poisons they brewed,
slay kin with the swords they bloodied.
Death will kiss them in their sleep.

Rain Hell

. for public domain

We shed our blood
among thorns and thistles,
playing at war in fields and hedgerows,
fighting against imagined foes;
and when we fell in feigning death,
we always rose to draw more breath,
to rain hell on our enemy.

We shed our youth
in blood soaked trenches,
lighting up war in fields and hedgerows,
fighting against fascists and foes;
and when one fell ordaining death,
another rose to draw more breath,
to rain hell on our enemy.

We shed our lives
for our flags and countries,
disdaining war in fields and hedgerows,
plowing fertile land for corn rows;
and when we lay down to our death,
our Lord will someday restore our breath,
to shame hell, and our enemy.
war

Premium Member Obama Is In My Shower

I have no cell phone
I have no cable TV
How then is the Whitehouse?
Listening in on me?

Well Obama is in my shower
His singing well its getting louder
I think he’s spying on me
Or maybe Michelle’s around the corner

Now Obama has a great singing voice
He sings for the people
Trump evicts them, when lacking any rights
Fascists sure know are to make fake plights

Obama he is listening in
Nice that a president listens to his people
Trump should get out from under the steeple
His golden toilet is not from America

His Russian roots, and his senile boots
Do I have to say with who he is in cahoots’?
Fascists marching down the streets
Thank god they too are not in my shower

That would be the true abuse of Power

Premium Member WHY EACH VOTE COUNTED


The parents whose 12-year-old son was just laid to rest
From spraying bullets exploding in his young body’s chest

The father whose daughter was tortured and raped
By monsters initiating in a criminal gang
She will never see her fourteenth birthday

The shopkeeper, who after taxes is barely making his life’s wage
And totally depends on the paltry money his hard work can make

The mother of five beautiful children who went out
For a routine run on a beautiful sunny day, 
But will never return to their waiting arms;
All their lives shattered in a heinous and brutal way.

The military veteran who lost his legs, as he served us all in a made-up war
Now sleeps on the concrete in a filthy corner of San Francisco Bay

The innocent 2nd grader, a tiny blonde blue-eyed girl, 
Is left confused and unsure
When her trusted teacher says she’s a racist
Who has destroyed the world

The toddler sitting on his mother’s lap who looks on in dismay
As a mustached man, dressed as a woman in exaggerated makeup
Gyrates and sings vulgar songs just inches from his unprotected face

The girls soccer team whose teammate lost half of her face
Refuses to compete with transgender men whose genitals are now misplaced

The Texas rancher whose family must clean up behind
The millions of crossings in a continuous unending line
Of criminal invaders whose tons of trash and broken bodies are scattered
Among his unproductive fields and livestock in rotting tatters

The aching backs of hard-working taxpayers whose treasure
Has been looted and their protesting voices silenced;
For four years they had no say where their money goes.
It’s now enriching Iran, Ukraine and who else, nobody knows.

Nearly a half million young children lost their innocence, 
And many their lives, sold into slavery in factories
And as sexual slaves; Grievous Evil modeling the Chinese way

Nearly 80 million Americans, sick to death of insanity, evil and deceit
All rose together to fight the rancid leftist coastal elites.

Together extinguishing the rule of disloyal leaders, fascists, racists, 
Their eyes shining with hope that there can now be an end.
Each one’s voice and vote counted this time as they shouted,
 “President Donald J Trump will fix it and make America great again!”

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