Whistleblower Poems | Examples


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Premium Member Whistleblower Journalists

When exposing a crime,
is treated as committing a crime, 
one thing is self evident in general.
You are being ruled by criminals.

Premium Member Whistleblower

I’d rather be a whistleblower
Fighting for the right
Then just another thistle grower
Plucking out of sight

A whistleblower blows to be
The keeper of our crimes
A thistle-mower painfully
Is catching hell at times

The whistleblower wants to break
The folk who fake on us
The thistle-grower wants to make
The poke redeem the pus

Oh cautiously but selflessly
The whistleblower blows
Oh warily but carefully
The thistle-grower goes

The whistleblower fearlessly
Is fanning freedom's flame
The thistle-grower tearfully 
Is plucking just the same.

Premium Member Whistleblower

Always stating the obvious,
While others remain oblivious.


Premium Member Whistleblower

My barn is now full to the gills
With the sweet sounds of musical trills.
We’re making tin whistles
And writing epistles,
But it’s likely not paying the bills.

Scarecrow

When I'm gone and I'm back
If it's true
Do not put me in the land
Of our hollow heroes.
Reinvent me;
Pass me through a lab no matter how crude
To become an inventor
Take me through the the furnace of war
Refine me into a real general.
Let me go through the sprawling fields
Where birds twirp to fill
An abundance of the earth,
Make me a scarecrow;
A whistleblower in the land
Not a pawn on the table of our heroes.

adahtony2019/03/29

A Pugilist and a Whistleblower

A pugilist and a whistle-blower  

I never thought much of boxing 
but I liked Muhammad Ali`s forthrightness 
steadfast stood against the storm of
hatred and vilification when he didn`t want 
to join the Vietnam war even though 
he was banned from pursuing his craft for
three years, the best years of his age.
It took a long time for me to embrace his courage.
It took time to untangle myself from the net
of lies and propaganda spewed by a submissive 
press and find the truth and ill will behind 
the mendacities of politics.
Now that the great on good hail him and mourn 
his demise perhaps it is time to pardon 
Edward Snowdon who exposed the dishonesties
of the establishment.


Whistleblower Angels

dwellings of myriad ragtag! 
over the fluid moors I salute you
not hoping to see you again
till treasure of divine tings and syllables

greets the new dawn of calming noise
in shadowy slumber we remain
vaporizing as trees fall down
endlessly and expressly

averting a salvation

down the spiral of empty skulls
anarchist moods and petty pains
man is a silly thing made of flesh
not giving a damn in this mess

The Whistleblower

Of that there is no matter of doubt 
When the truth pursuits justice 
He, the man claims as defender 
In his never -ending agony 
An art which thou cannot see 
Thy sentences unknown to thee. 
To cease what is wrong, is prejudice, is lie 
The truth be never swallowed, be never shadowed 
In partial blindness for universal good 
The truth is clear but not understood. 
For defenders, the truth is death 
To reveal what is hidden -a fatal truth 
Questions be solved by the single fact 
But the Opposers forbids the voices of the Candors 
They rebel, they refused to hear 
They tried to hide the truth in madman 's mouth 
The defenders may hide from justice 
The truth may cover from demise 
But the truth may live again 
For the truth never dies.

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