Short Law Of The Land Poems
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Calm and peace
Prevailing
Within me for a couple of days
Noice and pollution
Beginning now
The same old experiences again
Dawning a new today
Opening the gates of lockdown
The law of the land
If
one is a coincidence,
and
two is a trend.
Then...
Three is an emerging pattern.
Four is a set schedule.
Five is an unwritten rule.
Six is conventional wisdom.
Seven is accepted practice.
Eight is standard procedure.
Nine is etched in stone.
Ten is the law of the land.
Form:
Let no man ever put asunder
Dominate, exploit, or plunder
The freedoms of this institution
Promised in the Constitution
The laws enacted throughout the land
That are fought by those with their own hand
And impedes their legal distribution
Must face a final retribution
We have come full circle!
Freedom from oppression equals
corruption less deception.
The law of the land is zero!
Fraud and theft are over and above
pie to leave nothing!
The right to protest without violence
and freedom of education is none
from 27 to nought.
Death of peace plus an apology
has been deferred to 9×19mm casing
evidence lost at 20mm.
give logic away to the obsessed
we all know nothing
we are the fragile creatures yelling at the sky
give your prejudice away
cast away the factions driven by their greed
made of rock we cast stones
to live and to die is the law of the land
these ashes of me shall plague the streets
give logic away to the obsessed...logic in itself is a concept
From the beginning through all of our ancient civilisations slavery was an aspect
Until the arise of the irresistible force which removed this unmovable object
For in 1066 the law of the land, the England, forbade the ownership of man
Blockades of the Union Jack’s command
And today in this freedom we all stand.
Authors Note: Because Britain went after the impossible and people have no idea it happened.
Unable to conceive.
The theme had not arrived-
near the mouth.
It was agonizingly close,
Before and after the storm.
A dharma had failed.
Law of the land:
first a sprint,
then a strained voice.
You lend your voice to
a surrogate throat.
The audience roared.
Star by star, you walk
in dust. The search goes to
find the unknown, who takes
a big stride and leaves
gaint foot-prints
in dark.
Satish Verma
The judge sits
Solemn and orderly
Weighing salient points
Juggling facts
Deciphering nuances
Pondering implications
On justice and righteousness
Upholding the law of the land
A mari usque ad mare*
Rendering verdicts
Remotely somewhat
Inspired through time
By King Solomon’s wisdom
AP: Honorable Mention 2020
Submitted on March 13, 2020 for contest STRAND CHOICE F sponsored by BRIAN STRAND - HONORABLE MENTION
Another leap year and politics roll on,
and craziness has become the law of the land.
Could geodynamo* caused by polar shifting
cause brains to short-circuit, because it's all electrical don't you know?
*Earth's magnetic field is created by the movement of molten metal—primarily iron—in the outer core, which produces electricity. This mechanism is referred to as the "geodynamo" because it operates in a similar manner to a bicycle dynamo lamp.