Short Policy Poems
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Send your kid aged 4 to 11 for air travel alone under the Air France unaccompanied minor policy, and for 12-17 its optional.
Can you discuss this with me?
Is honesty anyone's best policy?
Here, truth is no one's friend,
Where does BS start and end?
He made prophecy
He left us legacy
He followed policy
He had no jealousy
He disclosed privacy
He led the life of celibacy
The board of education has confirmed
cursive will no longer be learned,
leaving many young kids unsure
how to write their signature.
Ables and not ables
Sharing the same armrest
At a movie theatre
But they are ignorant
To share all the rest
In their life matters
Benjamin Robert Haydon of hgh endeavour
a comic-tragedy in days of yoreda
He used State patronage you see
then a socially desirable policy
President Beji Caid Essebsi
The octogenarian who by a miraculous gamble in policy
Fancied he restored enduring stamina
Escalated power to preside over poor Tunisia.
NEVER FORGET BENGHAZI
Policy makers
objectives verses orders
Field duplicity
A slippery slope
of alleged interventions
RECALL...BENGHAZI!!
deborah burch©7.28.17
I used to live my life
by planning every step
factoring in every contingency
like a sales pitch for a Life Insurance policy.
I flipped the coin and it landed on its edge.
Fallacy and Palsy
May be many errors in Trump's policy,
In them we have often found a fallacy;
A big scare,
And not fair;
Shipping out someone who has palsy.
Jim Horn
Viewed and Renewed
First a policy was properly viewed;
After all of the facts are reviewed;
Further analyzed,
We then realized;
Keep in force and have it renewed.
Jim Horn
Once there was a man called stigma easy
“Take life as it comes”, his lovely policy
Blame game, strategy - dare not
Integrity, commitment - compromise not
Bloody stigma has gone crazy!
Honesty is always the best policy
Too bad our leaders are sub par, biologically
It's in their genes
You know what I mean
A figment of their distorted minds idolatry
Honesty is always the best policy
Too bad our leaders are sub par, biologically
It's in their genes
You know what I mean
A figment of their distorted minds idolatry
L-ink's
I-nfection
Z-one
A-voids
D-econtamination
E-vading
P-rotocol
I-f
D-efense
E-mploys
P-olicy
Topic: Birthday of Liza P. Depidep (June 08)
Form: Vertical Monocrostic
Honesty is always the very best policy
Too bad our leaders are sub par, biologically
It's in their genes
You know what I mean
A figment of their distorted minds idolatry
Barack Hussein Obama
first learned from his mamma;
it's good economically
to spend astronomically.
* This poem does not
purport to
advocate policy or
a political view.
Sincere apologies
Diabolical policy
My part in your life
losing its novelty
Babe magnet wannabee
Recurring anomalies
Quantity first and always above quality
Should you really describe how you feel
Or pretend all's fine which will cause an ordeal
To avoid disruption
In everyday function
A serious decision before your next meal
Much In Store with Closed Door
Trumps saves things and keeps in store;
Each policy he does have is closed door;
In secret kept,
While we slept,
And no wonder him we all do deplore.
Jim Horn
The FINA ruling makes such sense,
I first assumed it was the Bee:
Transition by the age of twelve,
Or swim the “open” policy.
Trans swimmers will no more compete
In women’s races deemed elite.
Try to think positive in spite of the news
It's sure the best policy for shooing the blues
Trust me, I'm old
Been down the long road
Seen lots of scenery, been exalted and bruised
Oblivious to politics
of man, the horse
eats on the edge
of a river ...
After shade search
and lie down ...
This horse is not stupid!
makes the right policy:
Food,
shade and
fresh water...!!!
Try to think positive in spite of the news
It's sure the best policy for shooing the blues
Trust me, I'm old
Been down the long road
Seen lots of scenery, been bruised and confused
Rob Gronkowski, known as 'the Gronk'
A football star chiseled from rock, no 'policy wonk'
At the top of his game, retired at age twenty-nine
A star who saw stars ~ concussed at least nine times