Trade Poems | Examples

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THUMBS DOWN

FLORIDA PLEASE COME

ARIZONA ARE NOT SCUM

CANUCKS GIVE THE THUMB

Goliath Lost

CARNEY CALLS IT WAR

HE IS BOTH ANGRY AND SORE

CANUCK TO THE CORE

DANIELLE’S TRAP

SEPARATIST TRAP

DANIELLE SMITH LOOKS LIKE A SAP

FOR HER FEELS LIKE SLAP


PAST MIDNIGHT

TARIFF TRADE STORY

INTO NEW TERRITORY

WHO WILL BE SORRY

WAB KINEW ON TRUMP

OF TRUMP SAYS KINEW

BAD PERSON THROUGH AND THROUGH

DO NOT GIVE IN TOO

MAYBE YES MAYBE NO

LOT UP TO DOUG FORD

SAYS A DEAL WE CAN AFFORD

OR CUT DOWN WITH SWORD

A TRADE DEAL MAYBE

US BOOZE BACK ON SHELVES I SEE

JUST LEAVE THAT STUFF BE


TACO AGAIN

TARIFF DELAY SET

TRUMP’S FIFTY PERCENT THREAT

TACO TIME YOU BET

US CANADA TRADE DEAL

WILL THERE BE A DEAL?

TRUMP TRIES TO BRING US TO HEEL

WILL NOT LET HIM STEAL

NO EASY WAY

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CANADA NOT EASY PREY

MUCH TO TRUMP’S DISMAY

CANADA STRONG

TRUMP NOT INTO YOU

CANADIANS WILL PULL THROUGH

YOU WILL SEE THAT TRUE

NOTHINGBURGER

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AND IT IS STILL HERE TODAY

NOT GOING AWAY

Premium Member Tricks of the Trade

To the layman’s unlearned eye,
Parliment is just another cigarette 
To I, the educated expert its an extension
Its a bayonet with the mouth of a
cannon
A filter’s recession made with such
adaptive intention
Dab the divot in the pile of Columbian snow
Raise it like a glass to any curious biff
Just a sniff, a bumpskie, a twitch of the nose
Fireworks in the membrane and off they go
Under the cloud of cigarette smoke, the expert walks
a road of elation for eight minutes or so
Those days have been behind me for a number of years
and no matter how often i say cocaine is an unremarkable drug
As I was a conisseur of hypnotics and downers
the memories of explosive speed and dread and fear
Yet some are so comforting, when I see a Parliment
my eye allows the escape of one yearning tear

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TRUMP WANTS TO THROW IT AWAY

WELL TACO, NO WAY

NO WAY

TRUMP WANTS ENTRY FEE

TO NEGOTIATE WITH HE

NO WAY, SAYS CARNEY

A ship named slavery

The stench of freedom gone,
Trapped in a cage on water,
Chained to mirrors of their own fate,
Condemned to a slow death - with their own neighbours 
Slowly roasting in a human sized oven,
Contrasting to the cold waters beneath -
A new home for those who choose to rest in peace

Trapped like sardines packed in a can,
No hope, no oxygen, no way out,
Bodies become one,
As their flesh seek help,
As their blood leaks out,
Their mouths a drought,
Voices caught by deathly sounds,
Echoes of whips travel around,
A warning - a preview of what is to come when they reach land

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