Short Occupiers Poems
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Guess I'll ne'er understand those loony loons
Shaking their fists at the Wall Street tycoons
The Tea Party did it right
They didn't leave filth and blight
'Occupiers' remind me of baboons
Robert L. Hinshaw, CMSgt, USAF, Retired
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Categories:
occupiers, people,
Form:
Limerick
'Occupiers' closed Oakland port last night
Don't they realize that ain't very bright
Nuts and fruits are shipped from there
So a caution should they care
They could be shipped to get them outta sight
(Just exercising my 'free speech' rights as well!)
Robert L. Hinshaw, CMSgt, USAF, Retired
© All Rights Reserved
Categories:
occupiers, satire, rights,
Form:
Limerick
D-Day + 80
They came as boys
but left as men.
Their prayers cried,
please not again!!!
When war intrudes
young lives transcend.
Lives marching forth,
as others end.
With hate and vile
come enemies,
to kill and maim;
atrocities.
Can peace prevail
when hatred boils?
The soldier cares
not for the spoils.
American soldiers were never invaders or occupiers. They have always moved as liberators.
Categories:
occupiers, military, remember, soldier,
Form:
Rhyme