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Politically Correct
“politically correct” i’m fat and a registered voter...

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Categories: politically correct, color,
Form: Monoku
Poetrysoup Politically Correct Witches and More Wood
Yeoman throw On another Cigarette to Fuel the Fire Yeoman Throw on Another Cigarette To fuel The fire Yoe Man E Throw...

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Categories: politically correct, literature,
Form: Elegy



Premium Member A Politically Correct Halloween
Indeed, I was the Queen of my Halloween Past, Think of Halloween, the day any of us could be whomever we wanted to be. Somehow that freedom has been ripped from our .... children's innocent hands so fast. Halloween is now political, a PC, Monstrosity, I do not wish to see. I don't even have to mention the costumes, I...

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Categories: politically correct, america, freedom, halloween, sad,
Form: Quatrain
Premium Member Politically Correct
The little church on the corner, was very quiet. Their pastor died today, and went to heaven. He went to see the Master, And tell Him all… The little church, and the quiet, pastor-preacher, were burned to the ground, but first shot, in front of witnesses. Sadly, no one mourned, They were all afraid. He told them, of the King, They showed up, every...

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Categories: politically correct, death, devotion, evil, forgiveness,
Form: Free verse
Politically Correct
I am... P oliteness overdone; O ffense over everything and everyone; L iberation---in a box. I am I nversely orthodox. I am... T ruth (as defined by me); I ntolerance of those who dare to disagree; C ritical but not constructive. I am A bstract and unproductive. I am... L ogic in a loop; L abels to create a thousand factious groups; Y outhful idealism exploited. I am C onceited...

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Categories: politically correct, america, culture, freedom, political,
Form: Acrostic



Premium Member Politically Correct
Young people today seem afraid to be alone with their thoughts... needing faces and twits to distract or else fits... fearing to write without spell-check or a grammar that links needing to dress-up in garish array what past generations early-on knew stinks I think, spontaneity is more telling of the good we are, and of our lack and loss— today revealing a modern...

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Categories: politically correct, america, analogy, perspective, philosophy,
Form: Free verse
Politically Correct Freak
You come into my house and try to cram political correctness down my throat. I'm sick and tired of hearing you run your big mouth, you're on a sinking boat. You try to tell me how to talk and how to believe. You're not welcome in my house, you'd better leave. You won't force your views on me. You...

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Categories: politically correct, anger, judgement, political,
Form: Rhyme
Sonnet For the Politically Correct
SONNET FOR THE POLITICALLY CORRECT [There is a history of the world, parallel with that which we know - or is it?] Then Horatius slew no foes to defend the bridge But invited Lars Porsena across for tea and crumpets With our English dead did we not close up the breach Nor storm the wall to sound of drums and...

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Categories: politically correct, anger, political,
Form: Sonnet
Politically Correct
All day long all I do is shake my head Over all that can and can't be said That's okay but mind you never that If it wasn't so sad perhaps then I could laugh Insanity wears a worn out mask With everybody being Politically Correct With feelings now we're trying not to hurt So bite your tongue before you blurt Do you...

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Categories: politically correct, sad, silly, society,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Politically Correct
Ever notice silly signs some businesses put up? Like braille upon the restroom door and drive through banks fixed up, In case a blind man happens by driving his brand new car, And wants to use the ATM, they've gone a little far. How can they read the braille if the way they cannot see? If driving they use dog...

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Categories: politically correct, community, life, political,
Form: Quatrain
Be Politically Correct
Be Politically Correct We always have to be politically correct And then also should be able to connect Religion with way they are now giving What they prefer and their way of living. It had consisted of at least two scenes Second was where they killed Marines Who were in plain view and not hidden Of all their enemies tried to be ridden. Never...

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Categories: politically correct, allegory, analogy,
Form: Couplet
Premium Member The Politically Correct Postcard
THE POLITICALLY CORRECT POSTCARD One picture is worth a thousand words (And a flower is worth a whole lot more). This was the import of the card you sent me, Flu-eyed, runny nose and a sore Throat. I was to dismiss, on the merit Of sexism, the Sistine chapel decoration Botticelli’s Primavera, so disinherit The mighty Logos and God’s...

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Categories: politically correct, bullying, change, heartbreak,
Form: Sonnet
Politically Correct
POLITICALLY CORRECT Now psycho politics subtly suggests ...

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Categories: politically correct, political,
Form: Couplet
Politically Correct
It’s hard to say anything politically incorrect in the USA. The people who are struggling don’t really have a say. They march in the streets to protest against corporate America. The establishment is the ones in control; they are in the driver’s seat ignoring the Rah’ Rah’ This government is supposed to be of the people, for the people. It’s...

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Categories: politically correct, faith, father, people, father,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Politically Correct
POLITICALLY CORRECT Ever notice silly signs, Some businesses put up? Like braille upon the restroom door, And drive through banks fixed up, In case a blind man happens by, Driving his brand new car, And wants to use the ATM, They've gone a little far. How can they read the braille, If the way they cannot see? If driving they use dog or cane, Or wrap around...

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Categories: politically correct, confusion, introspection, philosophy, political,
Form: I do not know?

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