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Premium Member Inter-Parliamentary Union Ipu

On June 30th 1889
one hundred and thirty-two years ago

In the ambiance of Continental Hotel Paris
Two visionary Parliamentarians 

And men of peace
English Man William Randal Cremer

And French Man Frédéric Passy
In furtherance of their goal for peace

And arbitration through cooperation 
And Dialogue 

Mid-wifed an Association of  
parliamentarians 
Which has metamorphosed 

Into global organization 
Of National parliaments

First multilateral political organization 
Acclaimed today 
As inter-parliamentary Union(IPU)

Through the instrumentality of IPU
Corresponding institutions 

At governmental levels
Saw the light of the day

The permanent Court of Arbitration 
In The Hague in 1899

The League of Nations in 1919
And the Mighty United Nations in 1945

 The behemoth has today
 Over 170 Member parliaments 

 And resolutely committed to
 Democracy for everyone

 Parliaments at the service of the people
 Promotion of democratic governance   
       
 values
 Peace
 Human rights
 Gender equality 
 Youth empowerment 
 Sustainable development through 
 Political dialogue 
 Cooperation and parliamentary action
 IPU is a  potential global parliament !


Premium Member Scoundrels of the Senate

Again these men comes to mind,
Paid to say yes and nay,
Lame duck,

Canker, ***** rapscallion minds
Incorrigible,
Political impostors detached from the humdrum of street cries
Maggots in honor
Damp squib temples of legislators
Dishonorable honorable,
Rotund circles of rascals
Fellows fit for the gallows
Clamping on huge figures,
While masses groan in penury and misery
These men,
Myopic spendthrift
Guilty of our nation’s scraggy state
Yet so confused to order the path of the clueless dummy
Who imposed tax on all, by military orders
Ignoring the pleas, and rightful protesters
Turned tyrannical with marching murderer on Lagos Street
Their gains is from the pain of myriads of unemployed
The beggars,
The homeless,
Hungering and the dying,
Yet, these,
Profligate band of quipster
Queasy brains,
Feigning parliamentary proceedings,
Though,
Benighted of procedural skills,
Bootleg insane scoundrels
Go to now, you dunce,
Senators are no thief
Legislators are honorable men
Your reputation!
Mud eaten,
Ask the people, they know so well,

Your inscriptions are carved on the web
The insignia of corrupt men
You pride faded,
Honor, a high price you must pay to regain,
Not with money
You banter and wade it off,
Glory in these,
Your temporal pride,
Your mansions outlive you,
Your coffins called cars
Your billions in Zurich,
Your fears to face the people
And the mockery of Truth
When your time is over,
Time shall mock your reigns of folly,
With sicknesses of nameless brand,
Retrospectively,
Sufferers will call to mind, the avoidable denials,
Their pains, their poverty in your pride against your master- THE PEOPLE,
Welcome to your misery
as the masses will watch you die
rascal of usurps seats of honor, don’t call them fools.

Sonnet To Jordan

SONNET TO JORDAN

If you saw Jordan as he is today
You would not recognize the boy we knew.
Back then he was a pest in every way
(He even carved his name once on a pew)
If there was mischief, he was always there.
“He’ll not amount to much,” his teachers sighed.
But yesterday, she saw him in the square,
His wife and family by his side.
The dense crowd hanging on his every word,
Their parliamentary candidate.
But, in her head, the only voice she heard
Was an echo from an earlier date.
     Young Jordan, who had set her heart aflame.
     She still sits in that pew that bears his name
Form: Sonnet

How the Brexit Light Brigade Gambolled Into the Wilderness

The Charge of Boris's Parliamentary Cohort of three hundred lawmakers


                I
Forward the light brigade!
Was there a dude dismayed?
Though most should have known
Cameron had blundered.
Theirs not to make reply!
Theirs not to reason why!
Theirs but to do or die!
Spurning the fear of Death
rode the three hundred.

               II
Farage to the right of them,
Corbyn to the left of them.
Bannon in front of them
Volleyed and thundered.
Stormed at by the  press,
Onward   they rode in stress
Into  the wilderness,
Oh, what an awful mess!
Rode the three hundred.


               IV
Can ever their great deed fade?
How high that price they paid!
All the world wondered.
Praise to the charge they made?
Praise to the  Light Brigade?
Intrepid  three hundred!

My Country

 India is a country of diversities
People are accustomed to adversities 
Inhabited by a pluralistic population
That still survives as a nation

The landscape contains mountains and rivers 
The high peaks of Himalayas give climbers shivers
Rivers flow past forests with rich fauna and flora
The majestic tiger makes visitors awed by its aura

Spoken languages differ from one state to another
But the soil is considered sacred, like a mother
Customs and habits are different, too
Depending on where one was born and grew

Religious festivals are held all round the year
Devotees flock to temples from far and near
Priests commemorate numerous deities
Practice rituals ordained by religious societies

Clothes are worn with various hues and styles
People exchange greetings with hugs and smiles
At the congregation of different religious orders
There are many guests from across the borders

The form of government is parliamentary democracy
Numerous political parties ensure there is no autocracy
Months before elections, the political weather is hot
Battle of abuses, lies begin, each giving the best shot

Elections are held periodically to fill the seats
Winning party forms the government, celebrates with treats
Before election, sobriety dies as each party gives a clarion call 
The verbal fight continues often ending in a brawl

This country was inhabited by great sages in the past
Who preached tolerance among all religions and caste
Common people love the prevalence of peace everywhere
Greedy politicians plant discord to enhance their share
 
End
Form: Rhyme


Words Not For The Faint Of Heart

Commemoration for those gone before 
Affectation of all you continue to adore 
Altercation at the start of a burgeoning world war 
Annihilation of the injured, innocent and poor 

Commensurate collusion of the parliamentary debate 
Irreverent confusion at the celebration of the state 
Degenerate delusion as they refuse to integrate 
Protectorate protrusion while the masses consecrate 

Augmentation of the algorithm just to watch you bleeding concentration 
Abdication of the firm decision to be needing an invitation 
Applications that are stern in their derision of the cheapest imitation
Admiration of the vision that requires an invocation 

Cosmological wonder at the formation of a star 
Chronological plans asunder as the organisation takes things too far 
Pedagogical pathways go under like the motorisation of the car 
Methodological melodies make thunder as the applause acknowledges every bar 

Broken by the aftermath of all this rhythmical thinking 
Woken by a polymath of history missed while I was blinking 
Spoken words meets sociopaths inside a ship that’s sinking
Token forms of telepathic silence that sees me winking 

Altercations of a race in danger from dawn to dusk to midnight fire 
Annexation of a border to cross when life inside becomes too dire
Amputation of a limb that has begun to gangrene and expire 
Affectation that is over the top as my neurons need to rewired 

By Elizabeth Moroz copyright
Form: Rhyme

Year Zero Uk Style

They’re not coming here to nurse us
Because of the approaching Brexit day
But it doesn’t really matter because 
There’s no money for treatment anyway.
After buying planes for the carrier
And replacing the Trident deterrent,
That’s a great big whack
Of our taxes spent:
Then there’s  repairs to Buck House,
Cash for our own dear Queen,
Westminster Palace renovated
To smarten the Parliamentary scene,
Tax cuts and perks
For the very wealthy,
Just no money left 
For the poor and unhealthy.
If they were patriotic
They would understand why
It’s in the National interest
They just crawl off to die.
So long as we’ve enough
To provide a Servant class
We really don’t need 
A a larger proletarian mass.
Large profits coming
From our new railway track
And with Brexit looming nearer
We’ll soon have our Country back.
We can look forward 
To a future bright and new
With our nice passports
Coloured nicely Tory blue.
The  possibilities are intriguing
When we go our own way
Great Britain once again
All Hail Brexit Day.
If prosperity is slow to come
There’s no need to wait
Our little offshore island
Can become  fifty first state,
With a capital renamed Trumpton,
Farage as the puppet head
Not God Save The Queen
Just Stars And Stripes instead.
Pull up the drawbridge 
Turn the clock back to zero
Fiddle while Rome burns
With our modern Tory Neros
Written over two years ago
Enough to make one swear and curse
Really hard to credit but
Unbelievably things have got worse
Form: Rhyme

Canopies of Emotion and Consecrations of Reality

Canopy’s of Emotion and Consecrations of Reality 

A botanical canopy of human emotion 
The preservation of the wildlife inside the ocean 
A consecration of sacred vows that culminate your devotion 
The invitation to contemplate as you consider abstract notions 

Turquoise reflections beneath an enlightened sky 
The pain of the dejections that protected you from a lie 
The rain clouds of perception that pierce your heart to make you cry
The unbelievable interjections of thought that constantly question why

Supernatural gifts pushing the boundaries of what we know 
Factual shifts in how we represent the information we want on show 
A lover lifts his head in the melted light of the afterglow 
A state of constant dread as we interrupt the natural flow 

Firmaments of shimmering beauty raining down from a sunlit morning
Wonderments of time unfolding before your eyes as a vision is forming
Achievements of unheard of refine only to serve as a constant warning 
Of the imminent decline we’re facing when confronted with Global Warming

Divisive opinions colliding on the parliamentary floor
Incisive decisions deriding as we wonder what all this conflict is really for?
Indecisive teenagers contriving their image while they’re constantly seeking more 
Derisive divisions forming at the Presidents front door 

A culmination of considerations that challenge the status quo 
An invocation of alliteration as we express more than we think we know 
A consummation of deliberation as we form conclusions that just won’t go 
A formation of imitations as we reveere those who rose above the low 

Don’t perpetuate the societal state of heirarchical exclusion
Or deliberate on what we venerate to reduce the mass confusion 
While we consummate the virtues we rate that break through the universal delusion
We invigorate the fierce debate that seeks to eviscerate illusion
Form: Rhyme

Canopies of Emotion and Consecrations of Reality

Canopy’s of Emotion and Consecrations of Reality 

A botanical canopy of human emotion 
The preservation of the wildlife inside the ocean 
A consecration of sacred vows that culminate your devotion 
The invitation to contemplate as you consider abstract notions 

Turquoise reflections beneath an enlightened sky 
The pain of the dejections that protected you from a lie 
The rain clouds of perception that pierce your heart to make you cry
The unbelievable interjections of thought that constantly question why

Supernatural gifts pushing the boundaries of what we know 
Factual shifts in how we represent the information we want on show 
A lover lifts his head in the melted light of the afterglow 
A state of constant dread as we interrupt the natural flow 

Firmaments of shimmering beauty raining down from a sunlit morning
Wonderments of time unfolding before your eyes as a vision is forming
Achievements of unheard of refine only to serve as a constant warning 
Of the imminent decline we’re facing when confronted with Global Warming

Divisive opinions colliding on the parliamentary floor
Incisive decisions deriding as we wonder what all this conflict is really for?
Indecisive teenagers contriving their image while they’re constantly seeking more 
Derisive divisions forming at the Presidents front door 

A culmination of considerations that challenge the status quo 
An invocation of alliteration as we express more than we think we know 
A consummation of deliberation as we form conclusions that just won’t go 
A formation of imitations as we reveere those who rose above the low 

Don’t perpetuate the societal state of heirarchical exclusion
Or deliberate on what we venerate to reduce the mass confusion 
While we consummate the virtues we rate that break through the universal delusion
We invigorate the fierce debate that seeks to eviscerate illusion
Form: Rhyme

Newtonian Remnants of The Mind

Words Not For The Faint Of Heart

Commemoration for those gone before 
Affectation of all you continue to adore 
Altercation at the start of a burgeoning world war 
Annihilation of the injured, innocent and poor 

Commensurate collusion of the parliamentary debate 
Irreverent confusion at the celebration of the state 
Degenerate delusion as they refuse to integrate 
Protectorate protrusion while the masses consecrate 

Augmentation of the algorithm just to watch you bleeding concentration 
Abdication of the firm decision to be needing an invitation 
Applications that are stern in their derision of the cheapest imitation
Admiration of the vision that requires an invocation 

Cosmological wonder at the formation of a star 
Chronological plans asunder as the organisation takes things too far 
Pedagogical pathways go under like the motorisation of the car 
Methodological melodies make thunder as the applause acknowledges every bar 

Broken by the aftermath of all this rhythmical thinking 
Woken by a polymath of history missed while I was blinking 
Spoken words meets sociopaths inside a ship that’s sinking
Token forms of telepathic silence that sees me winking 

Altercations of a race in danger from dawn to dusk to midnight fire 
Annexation of a border to cross when life inside becomes too dire
Amputation of a limb that has begun to gangrene and expire 
Affectation that is over the top as my neurons need to rewired 

By Elizabeth Moroz copyright
Form: Rhyme

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