Tuesday, April 18, 2017

The Laureate-Affordable Care Act

The pols who lead the Red and Blue
appear with health to have no clue.
For the new Prez, and he in past,
are too entwined, in Deja Vu...
far better they all start anew.


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Saturday, April 15, 2017

The Laureate-Easter Sunday

This Holy Day
There is one God...except to few.
Though Babel'd pleas some misconstrue,
I believe He hears all prayers...
including, Muslim, Christian, Jew.

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Tuesday, April 11, 2017

The Laureate-Our Infrastructure

Our infrastructure needs repairs,
the pols have claimed this through the years.
And every new President
attempted to allay our fears,
with promises still unfulfilled,
from a Congress... oft ill-willed.

We’ve had the Blue and now have Red.
If we should build jobs to restore,
the infrastructure we now dread,
we may, within, feel safe once more.
(...and workers will have jobs galore.) 



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Friday, April 7, 2017

The Laureate-Our Riposte

The world may our action laud
our punishment for cruel Assad,
but unless the act
was by UN backed,
I fear too quickly some applaud.


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The Laureate-Since

Return to last November,
and all Trump said...remember.
He had a plan, when then he ran...
but never said he’d peace bestir.

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Wednesday, April 5, 2017

The Laureate-Dark Money 4417

I can't believe what we have done.
Pols by their laws answer to none...
except to multi millionaires' 
dark money...through the web it spun.



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Monday, April 3, 2017

The Laureate-Take Care!

Take care, lest Prez unbar the door
to let our ills prevail once more.
Let all of Congress each law weigh
lest but folly sway this day.

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