The Laureate-Our New Taxes

Our New Taxes

Prez says, if signed, his tax grows tall

and most will find their taxes fall.

If this be true, I must ask you,

“Why do the Red pols now guffaw?”

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The Laureate-Technology’s Reality

Technology’s Reality

Long before I watched TV

the radio would humor me.

With only sound as medium,

I’d had to listen to my Chi.

And now TV or flick,

regardless of that which you pick.

can color what you see

with tint or taint they choose gnostic.

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The Laureate-The Tax...Relax!

The Tax...Relax!

In thanks for their “dark money”

Red pols reduced their tax.

To Middle Class they have the brass

to say the rich will all enrich...

Relax!

{EH?}

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The Laureate-The Vote

Some feel that they are party bound...

their choice is if they’re Red or Blue.

The sage will judge who should be crowned

and votes for whom...not hue.

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The Laureate-"Let Them Eat Cake!"

“Let Them Eat Cake!”

I hope new Tax Law news is fake...

or Reds the Middle Class forsake.

Or billionaires control affairs

and would have all the rest eat cake.

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the Laureate-The Alabama Vote

The Alabama Vote...{or any}

If your hue is Red or Blue...

both candidates you’d bid adieu,

he who fails your ethos least

is dyed in less-stench residue.

{Stay free of the burden of hue

and Chi, alone, will pressure you.}

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The Laureate-News Blues

                          News Blues

I should not read the paper,

nor watch the TV news.

I usually end up

with anger…or the blues.

These times can never be

the good old days of past.

Right now I only pray

the present days don’t last.

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