Polls Poems - Poems about Polls

Seven pigeons Counting coup “you take the red ones” “We’ll take the blue” ...

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When shall we learn to recognize the truth That we are being preyed upon by beasts Whose sugared words are not enough as sooth For our wounds that rather increase like yeasts? How many roads or bridges need to fall, Or lives to lose fighting in others’ wars? How many children need grow in the hall Of ignorance, or tending their own...

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God is still on control No matter the Victor at the polls Put your heart in God’s hands And your feet on solid land Sinking sand is an early grave Do not worry continue to pray He will never lead you astray This is a test of your fuchsia faith Did you think you’d love life unscathed Even lord Jesus was tested in days Hold...

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Knocking on doors, people to meet, house after house, street after street, keeping going, day after day, whatever polls or trolls might say, there's not much time for resting feet. Car park selfies, the meet and greet, sharing stickers and printed sheets, no time to waste, there’s no delay, knocking on doors. Sunshine, showers, rinse then repeat, change is never an easy feat, when the future...

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Well, so they tell us- the political gladiators and heavy weights. That in permanent servitude we must remain. They create a void in our stomachs, which they momentarily fill with what they carted away from us. Just for their self will and whims for another leap year's tenure to be entrenched. They widen the capacity for evil of the canines they have intentionally starved. For a bone's morsel,...

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In times of politics, where power unfolds, A bump in the polls through executions told, A dance of ambition, a ruthless endeavor, Where souls are discarded, like leaves in the winter. With ink-stained hands, they plot and they scheme, Silencing dissenters, crushing each dream, Lives laid bare, sacrificed on the stage, For political gain, a darkened outrage. Promises broken, morals forsaken, The pursuit of...

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election day blues annoying voting machine candidates unknown unfamiliar names did not do due diligence angry at myself voted for some names did not know their competence feel bad about this resolve to learn more candidate information be better informed Written September 27, 2022...

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I didn’t see Alhaji Sule, the big contractor Though he is a sponsor with a huge stake in government. I didn’t see Chief Ade the financial banker Though he is well-versed on political palavers. I didn’t see Mazi Eze the business mogul He’s engrossed in his profits of sales and remains apolitical. I didn’t see Sir Osahon the civil servant I wonder,...

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Parliamentary polls on the card Whom to elect is not that hard Liquor stores are barred!...

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Leap Year's "poll" vault Olympic primary trials Push-over leaps by party default others limp away with denials. Sis boom bah; blah, blah, blah, "poll'-itics and the media. ...

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Waterboarding The NFL Will help Trump sleep Extremely well The NRA Will make amends When Dick Cheney Can shoot more friends The GOP Has set some goals For Kim Jong-Un To fix the Polls The USA May be a mess But that would be Trump's second guess....

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I didn’t really want to get political my poems are supposed to be sweet and fun But several other poets have posted verses about my sweetie pie Donald Trump So let me explain in poetic style why I still plan to vote for him this fall Yes, he is crude Yes, he is orange Yes, he is totally out there sometimes Yes, he is crazy Yes, he is weird Yes, he is possibly dangerous Yes,...

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Frightened By the Polls As frightened as a wolverine in a man-made metal trap, The politician crawled out from under his rock. Afraid, after his voting record was revealed, He avoided facing his constituency and their votes. Never had he seen such scathing, waving, hating arms. A people’s representative turned belly-up. One Senator, a rejected self-server, voted out! His crown fell into the...

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If everyone had an opinion how would the world be different? If everyone gave their opinion how would we treat them all? If everyone asked for an opinion how would thier lives change? If everyone saw the difference between an pinion and a fact how would one say, it's only an opinion in fact? What's your opinion on this poem? In my opinion, frankly...

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