Short Protestors Poems
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The right to protest's sacrosanct
First Amendment Freedom to Assemble
Yet on one thing the Founders hadn't banked
~ Protestors may just dissemble
Hittin’ the ‘open road’ was all the fashion
Became America’s passion
Decimated by endless repairs – 'under construction'
not to mention protestors’ abduction
No riots today in my small town
No protestors or police around
Everywhere I look, peace and quiet
On Main Street, three dogs lie down
Town’s not for sale ~ you cityfolk can’t buy it
Condemnation, confrontation
Nasty, no-compromise nation
Protestors plentiful, a passel irruptive
Ornery out-of-towners, so disruptive
Downtowns deflowered in
Portland Chicago, Seattle
Lawless looters ~
Time to skedaddle
Purple-haired teens of large girth,
courageously saving the earth,
are staging big pours
in grocery stores;
they're milking for all that it’s worth!
https://www.lbc.co.uk/news/animal-rebellion-protestors-pour-milk-across-uk-shop-floors-including-harrods-an/
Dick and Jane go to college
to learn how to read and to write
'Cos they didn't in high school
where they studied, on You-Tube, the rights
of violent protestors, sexual predators, 'n gender-bathroom rules
~ not to mention supporting 'Healthy Hemp' businesses too
Brave protestors
those high school kids
Fists held high, risking absolutely zero
They walk out of school ~ Big heroes
Oh, yes, they’re against ICE
Mom and Dad are too
Regurgitating exactly what they’re fed at home
They’ve nothing to fear, not even fear alone
Shouting and screaming
about events far away
Protestors shut down
the Golden Gate Highway
An important trial had to be canceled
business-as-usual victimized, ransomed
to the vain yells of the progressive nation
which won't affect one iota
Hamas' devastation
I heard a sad story:
The protests claimed the life of a man
In an ambulance, blocked in traffic
By protestors.
He has a four year old child.
I ask you, protestors:
Why is this what you want?
What do you have to say to this child?
We have been trying to tell you all
That blocking traffic, puts lives at risk
You will not listen, now this!
Heidi Sands
Kenosha burned last night,
The flames engulfed the streets.
The peaceful protestors rioted.
Shops and stores set alight,
The flames lunged forward.
The peaceful protestors looted.
Homes and houses lit so bright,
The flames rolled toward them.
The peaceful protestors rampant.
The Gov denounced police
And bound the NG with ROE.
The peaceful protestors released.
*Happy Flag Day
Today is Flag Day with protestors here
I will not take down my Flag or cower in fear
I will not apologize for being white
Or an American Patriot, with my flag in sight
I will not kneel to you, or submit
No matter the threats in your violent fit
I will not apologize for something "I" didn't do
But, I will stand for my country, unlike you
Heidi Sands
6/14/20
They battled like
wolves
in
a
forest
But the dust has
settled
Personally , I see
dark days ahead
for our homeland
However, let us pray
for the best
Angry protestors
now fill our streets
I have been to protest in my life
Now I will pick up my pen
I. Matthew Anish
send out this ode to all of you
out there in the darkness
Hey, Ms. Reporter
May I have a word with you
You seem energized by the chaos today
Seems that you love what you do
Hey, Mr. Reporter
May I have a word with you
You interview traumatized protestors
Seems that you share their views
But tell me, Mr. and Mrs. Reporter
Why don't you ever interview police
Who've been pelted with rocks and far worse
~ Could it be that your 'likes' would decrease
evening news
in every land
shadows of war~
even the songbirds
have dissappeared.
***
protestors ~
in the garbage
photos of the lost,
prayers
rising to heaven.
***
unheard
the cries of children
and old men
beneath the sounds
of weapon fire.
***
the blood
of innocence
paints floorboards,
no passover
for the lambs.
***
tattoos of evil
find evil again
cycles repeat,
the question:
why?