Short Democracies Poems
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Members of the legion, warming up
Cold weather of the region, blowing up
Advocacies permeated and rolled with dice
Democracies under water, frozen like ice
Honey,
why do alcohol-baptized evangelicals
develop addictions to oil-and-gas extractive economics?
I don't know, dear.
Perhaps the same reason that THC pagans
sprout Earth Day cooperative democracies?
Maybe.
Or maybe there's something in the coffee.
And the herbal tea.
The face of tyranny hides in the dark
Waiting in silence with a watchful eye
Strategically vying to hit its mark
Autocracies born as Democracies die
Misinformation is the soup of the day
A dictator's plan to keep us divided
To ensure that our freedom is here to stay
It's up to citizens to stand united
Overrun, overcome, overthrow
Victory is living out the day
Ethnic cleansing the result as
Reign of terror is the product of
Terrorism that spawns within dictatorship
Human annihilation by rebel armies in control
Extreme measures employed to halt third-world
Regimes acquiring a foothold in democracies, the
Enemy is looking in from over there my fellow
Countrymen, the enemy is at our gates.
2008
A year full of Wonderful dreams
Where there is a clarion call to answer
How many times called and answered
A year of successive democracies?
How successive?
A transition?
Where everything speaks freedom
From a time long ago in the mid millennium century
The year was 2008 where we were reborn
And we were levitated to another level of development and thought
The year was 2008
By Asangalisah Akantere Isaiah
~ January 6, 2021 ~
What good can come
from the malevolence of today
Our jaws dropped to the floor
as insurrectionists held sway
Our faith in our institutions shattered
and, yes, in ourselves too
To handle the transition of power
like democracies do
Staying angry won't help
Instead we can learn a couple of lessons
To run 'by the book,' tightly-supervised elections
~ and never to let anyone with our capitol be messin'