Short Law Abiding Poems

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Premium Member The Magician

A law abiding man
Jumps out of logics
Bluffing in public
A handful of simple tricks
An abundance of laughters 
But no request
For real rolling coins 
Even for himself
Who works wonders


Law Abiding Patriotic

A religion is done by divine laws
Ignorance of law isn’t an excuse 
Law abiding means being patriotic 
Being patriotic is obeying the nation 
Obeying nation is adhering laws 
Law abiding patriotic also religious

Premium Member The Perfect Slogan

'Black Lives Matter'
  the perfect 'PC' slogan
to mask criminal activity
  to 'Defund the Police'

For if black lives truly matter
  the group's aims
  and its violent means
are the height of hypocrisy

Just ask law-abiding black folks
  screaming for police protection
for their families and their community
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Fighting Falsehood

     Fighting falsehood with mere truth is
         a losing proposition
     The public clamors for the popular position 

     The underdog has it all his way today
         yelling that America is evil paves the way
     no matter that it’s pure, unadulterated fiction 

     Soon all law-abiding folks will be imprisoned
         as anarchy realizes its wildest ambitions
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Kamehameha the Great

Kamehameha The Great Kamehameha the Great King Banded the islands by taking, Foreign ills brought us mass killing, Now takers are law-abiding. Kamehameha viewed himself as being Great, He ate what he caught, plus those that crawled from his plate, Stay clear, for his shadow is a deadly mistake, Foreign intents stayed hid until it was too late. Date: 08/25/2019
Form: Clerihew


Drongo

Drongo

The Drongo sauntered into town,
Been eating feral chook,
His dog was in the plurry pound,
Drongo gave up a frowning  look.

The Drongo was a handsome lad,
So his momma thought,
The shielas thought him kinda sad,
An teased him for some sport .

Ol  Drongo got on his goat,
The Police thought he was riding,
Jailed another mate, the actual goat,
Drongo surely law abiding.
Perhaps: a Drongo.

 30-july-11
Form: Rhyme

Expectancy

the push to be 
productive,
the measurement of
oneself by standards set up
prior to the obligatory feeling
making one do so,
the absence of
patting on the back
(replaced with the constant
beating---pick a tool of
self-abuse),
the will to be what others 
want for a quicker way to the
top,
the destruction of what had been
happiness for the possibility of
security &
safety---
all in the name of 
what is
expected,
as a “fully functioning,”
&
“law-abiding”
citizen.

has it been worth it?

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