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Katrina

Levees broke; Homes were broken, Stores broken into,

Survival of the fittest, trying to live another day...what else could they do?

Spirits broke, Hearts were broken, People broken in-two

Memories demolished, Lives abolished, not to mention no food!

Political figures on TV putting in there two cents on the news

After days of waiting and despair, here comes Bush with his TV crews

Here they are going through aguish, misery, gloom and depression

On top of that they have to endure the pain caused by their presidents rejection

Its a shame how they were bamboozled, and had no detection

Maybe now they know that a con artist has won the elections

Police couldn't even answer any questions, or give out suggestions

We may be the richest country in the world, but we will never reach perfection

The waters were troubled when it came to that of Ms. Katrina

We were warned about her, but that didn't make us believers

Yea hope was lost but lets build it up, to help the citizens of New Orleans

It's our duty to fight, not just for what right, but for everything in between

Fight for justice, fight for pain, fight for those who lives were lost

These people should not be ignored; it's not up to them to pay the cost

Crying, weeping, mourning, and pain

No compassion felt from authority when the citizens complained,

You would think somebody would have stepped up their game,

But they only put the state of Louisiana to shame.

Yea there were some that called the shots, but did they really remain?

Everyone wants to take the credit, but no one wants to explain

It's insane I tell you, a shame what these citizens had to face

Treated like slaves, social discrimination, don't tell me racism wasn't a case

Don't tell me that we had other business to tend to regarding the war, when the 
needs at home weren't met

Don't tell me our Secretary would rather shop for shoes, when theres 
responsibility she needs to accept

Dont tell me that citizens were looting when police were also suspects

People...face-to-face with death, breaking painful sweat, not trying to be 
distressed, can't help but to be upset, because theres...aguish...misery...gloom 
and depression

Enduring the pain caused by their presidents rejection

Couldnt get any answers or suggestions to questions

But they had detection that a fraud won the elections

Again we may be the richest country in the world but we will never reach 
perfection

Copyright © Chiquita Chance | Year Posted 2007

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Date: 4/20/2016 1:30:00 AM

Chiquita Chance, nicely done. Glad to read your poem today. XoX *Linda*"

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