Short Governors Poems
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Annie Hall
was finally invited to the Governors Ball
but didn't take Woody
whom so many had said couldn't dance, could he?
Republican governors agree
Solving problems is not meant to be
Just take a peek
At Trump's technique:
And re-direct most maliciously
Trump orders everyone to church
Or Governors will get the birch
Americans will pay
On Memorial Day
With God to blame, Trump ends his search
U.S. Governors take a 'Hypocritic Oath'
Vowing stubbornly to be blind to both
Whatever contradicts their beliefs
Or might give their citizenry relief
The Press
should serve
the governed
not the governors
A voice
of truth
untethered
running free
A Journalist
the highest
calling
with words intrepid
To save
the struggling nation
child
— and thee
(Dreamsleep: July, 2026)
Politicians
Congressman, Senators, Mayor's, Governors
In city, states presently
Now and in the past tense
Yesterday's voted in governing
The land while in the voting booth
We pencil in our choices
Who will lead us
2/18/21
Written words by James Edward Lee Sr © 2021
To all you governors out there
Who won't let citizens choose
How to conduct their daily lives
Midst these pandemic blues
I've written a little poem
Especially for you
I hope that you'll read it
'Cos it's 100% true:
America's lifeblood
Small businesses
Locked down tight
Politicians' mandates
Have bid them goodnight
So darn poor
Even the slaves took pity
And the devil stole my moonshine
Swing me down to the river
Blue monday mothers child
The world left behind
turned it's back on
Cotton picking corn husk fingers
Brother of the necklace rope
Swinging from the Joshua tree
Tennessee , Mississippi , Louisville
Sweet home Alabama
In Birmingham they sure do love the governors
Thank you for taking the time
to show me how to write.
Thank you for the sleepless nights you
spent marking my work,
Thank you for the time you took off holidays
to give me extra attention when I needed it,
I am who I am because of you
Your hands have molded governors and presidents
rock stars and writers.
Thank you for showing me how to hold a pen
So that I can write this.
Mired in the worst humanitarian crisis
Syrian refugees seek shelter from ISIS
Cries are heard throughout our nations
Governors set up SWAT Team Stations
"Why put us in danger?" the signs reflect
People ravished in lines with little effect
No matter how torn nor hungry ye be
Ye shall not live in the Home of the Free!
For now they all wait seeking shelter and food
Their tomorrow depends on America's Mood!
12/6/15