Sunday, July 30, 2017

The Laureate-The New Tax Code


Pols pledged to help the Middle Class
and pull the poor from-out morass.
If new tax code aids most the rich,
it serves the few, forsakes the mass.
{Count the votes.}


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Friday, July 28, 2017

The Laureate-The Peace-pipe


We all should use a peace-pipe...
without tobacco, please.
Our Indians, who had a gripe,
found a respite may tension ease.


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Tuesday, July 25, 2017

The Laureate-Prez Toadys

His greatest foe...his ego,
too heavy is that cargo...
and strokes of praise
in White House maze
will not-well quell the undertow.



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Sunday, July 23, 2017

The Laureate-Independent


Sans bias he looks fore and aft.
He checks who could soon guide the craft.
The Ship of State is his concern...
a Captain Queeg would just be daft.




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Thursday, July 20, 2017

The Laureate-Threats


Prez tries to use his bully pulpits
to morph all there into his puppets.
He bullies all with callous threats...
all except the Soviets.






Wednesday, July 19, 2017

The Laureate-Bravery

Are the brave but fearless,
or grit’s stored in adrenaline?
The choice to fight or flee distress
are options chosen in the din.
It seems the brave deem greatest good
is to risk all for brotherhood.


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Monday, July 17, 2017

The Laureate-Our Congress

The problem for our pols
is they don’t feel our pain.
When they enact stringent laws,
for them they are not germane.
{That is how they operate,
they formed their own closed caste.
They isolate themselves
from every bill they pass.}
‘Tis time that we remind them
that when they pass a law,
every word within it
pertains to caste...and All.
{Note when you vote.}


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