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A trick with a trump card

America’s next president,
Trump goes by the past precedent
And makes it not just great,
The greatest real estate,
Makes it almost a continent.
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Happenings|10.01.2025| USA, humour

Poet’s note: And why not? Trump first wanted the US-built Panama Canal back to it, and then the whole of Greenland apart from eyeing Canada as the 51st State. Sure, he comes from real estate business, and US has the past history of acquiring lands: Manhattan from local inhabitants in 1626, Louisiana from France in 1803, and Alaska from Russia in 1867 (facts based on Second Opinion, Times of India, 8 Jan 2025)

Premium Member Callgirl’s Trump Card

There once was a small hand
Upon a big blow hearted man 
Wasn’t for divorce that he went to court
But for a call girls wealthy plan

He cries wolf that he is a victim
So karma continues to stick him
Can’t make this stuff up he’s merde out of luck
But so big no jail will fit him

Trump Card

In a card game we welcome a trump.
With a trump an opponent we stump.
But we’re not playing cards,
and the earth lies in shards.
Time to carry our Trump to the dump.


Trump Card

Can we let one single man
bring down a nation so strong
Every choice and decision he makes
is laced with deception and wrong

We will never have peace in America
with an egomaniacal, despot in place
This is America people, rise up
and return our nation to its grace

Not only is ugly on the rise every day,
but a wall is all he has on his mind
He wants what he wants, at any cost,
ways to defeat us, he will always find

Think of the little children, torn
from loving arms and kept in cells
Can they every recover from the agony
of a president's selfish, heinous hells

Death rides on his shoulder, devils
ride on horses with his likeness added
Expense accounts are hidden well
and always find themselves well padded

Economy is in jeopardy, can the poor
survive to find sustenance to keep alive
Some of us go to bed, hunger clawing
at our beings, will the weak and ill survive

Election time is when you need to stand
and mark another name on the ballot sheet
Be brave and smart America, do what's right
or I promise, the devil will rise again to greet

Trump Card

Today we witnessed a tragedy of gigantic proportions 
Television has multiple channels with the same exact content 
From here on out, the cat is out of the bag 
Racism is no longer our own personal muse 
Those who sought after secrets, are now well aware 
With a biased hand, we played our trump card 
The deck was not thoroughly shuffled before the first draw 
Meaningful game with thoughtless preparation

Playing the Trump Card

Ready to WIN,
Very very RICH,
Yet not owned by special interests,
He loves his money more than you,
Yet not as much as he loves his country,
He has the politicians numbers, 
And their lobbyists too,
Has an EGO large enough to crush our enemies,
Understands the BIG SCAM of the Federal Reserve,
Keeping us down through fear and propaganda,
He is the Howard Cosell of 2016 Presidential Race,
Telling it like it is, not how Big Brother dictates,
Has Washington D.C. establishment shaking in their boots,
He knows the PEOPLE are ready to take their country back,
And the more the empty suits attack him the higher his polls rise,
The winning hand is within his grasp and he is ready to use it,
He is turning the tables on the government scare mongers,
A billionaire who wants to raise the Middle Class to glory again,
Ready to really stop illegal aliens from breaking our laws,
I, for one, am ready to cast my vote for Donald Trump,
The next President Of The United States!

© Copyright 2015 Robert William Gruhn - All Rights Reserved


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