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Ballad of war

If personal wars are normal 
    then their nature despising humanity are even the 
   quack and qualm of the matter. 
  Whenever the sun rattles the moon sooner or later 
    may follow the suit- Not even a political campaign 
   is left to pass over unnoticed?.

Political Campaign Poetrix

Apparently opened book
     Machiavellian sleight of hand
      political campaign dispute

Premium Member Election

You got a vote in your hand 
You got human right
You got justice
You got a will
At this very moment
Everything is in your hands 
At your fingertips
But you become hesitate
The candidates are strange to you
Political campaign is only a glimpse
Canvassing is unbelievable 
You have no reference
There is no evidence
All along you're blind to politics
And the surroundings
You're only interested in 
Everyday challenges
Life is challenging
Survival is hard 
Sometimes
No matter who is on the stage
Life doesn't change much
Life has to go on tough
There is no choice
Let's the court and justice
Go after them
Prolonged justice is only 
In the court 
In front of God


Their Campaign Driving Us Insane

Their Campaign Driving Us Insane

Are poor things about a political campaign;
They have seemed to be driving us insane,
And better yet;
Always forget;
Do not remember and lack ability to retain.

Jim Horn

Now over 7,100 total poems.

Premium Member Silver On a Ring

As the dew lies upon the grass
Like silver on the ring
And the fog coats the green pines
After last night's blowing rain

A sun rises below the gray
Bright shining hides the stars
Each plant awaits sun's strong rays
Reaching from somewhere afar

The trumpet vines' orange flowers
Make nectar for birds and bees
A waxy columbine attracts
Come feed on nectar please

All trump blossoms are not so sweet
Some produce smelly stink
But his charisma draws the crowds
A slanted speech in pink

The woody honeysuckle blooms
A rich aromatic scent
Its trumpet flowers draw hummers
Nectar abundant present

Devil's trumpet dark nectar draws
An unusual crowd
Those on moral decline hey come
Lilium formosanum shroud

Foxglove a deadly trumpet plant
Small doses gives heart rebirth
The show has gone on~on
I'd say we got our dollar's worth

The political campaign has been an ongoing show
Hey we got our one dollar campaign contribution's 
worth..LOL

Clay Versus Ali

Clay, wet  and unmoulded struck a pose in front of the mirror
An introspection on the reflection of a man that could be a hero
He floated into the ring and his fluttering shook the world
Though skilled, trained and talented, his sting was truly his word

They entered the ring to spar these two heavy weights
In-between their crimson gloves, crashing blows and knockouts!
With a staunch faith and self belief ran a strong political campaign 
One would emerge a genius to forever be the people’s champion…Ali


Have Been Hood Winking

Have Been Hood Winking

There always will be those elements
Who are opposite aa well as opponents
Of what is out usual way of thinking
Which had become a lot of hood winking.

What they will mean may be hard to tell
And part of plan having been hard sell
Program or even a possible policy
Where you often will find a fallacy.

Then there are those who do trump in
Our lives which will get under your skin
This more then likely drives us insane
Becoming part of a political campaign.

When compaign is completely over and done
And Hillary for President has finally won
Normalcy  once again we will have found
Love in White House hearing her sweet sound.

James Thomas Horn
Retired Veteran and Poet

It's a Campaign Season

Singing and drinking, with little or no thinking,
Cheating and mocking, with little or no care,
Exciting and deciding, with little or no storming,
It’s a political campaign season, it will be after five, to have it again.
	
Bribing and buying the voters, who cares who wins?
Corrupting and misleading, the hearts of the choosers,
The job of the candidates, who cares where they loot the cash?
It’s a political campaign season, it will be after five, to have it again.

Gifting and giving, freely from the “heart,”
Who even cares, whether it’s from the heart?
Decorative and luring speeches, paint the media skies,
It’s a political campaign season, it will be after five, to have it again.

And when the voting is done, the season is gone,
The frenzy is gone, we get back to pointing fingers,
To each other’s choices, again for the next five years,
And the cycle goes on, when shall we learn?

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