Sold to the man in the blue dress.

For some strange reason I have always really liked this one. This is about how crazy I felt while watching all the news footage of Katrina.

Enough is enough.

Tell me what I owe and how much to repent so I may take church dues from my taxes and serve the US Lord and God as one. Blind Anger At Blind Followers

If you consider yourself a patriot, as I do, I do hope you will read this. We must first change from within.

Blind forever by the insanity of one throne.

An eerie concoction of my left wing political view point mixed with my favorite song from a right wing musician who plays Devil Went Down to Georgia.

Failed to see what we saw when we were so busy ignoring.

Another political freestyle.

A political freestyle poem. Also a little spiritual.

They say that a quarter of one percent of America has most of the wealth of our country. The rest are struggling and starving and right about now our middle class has been almost all but wiped out and is living in denial to think otherwise.

This was very much a political statement about how blindly we accept what we are told until its too late.

When drugs are being commercialized I think its time to wonder why...don't you?

My country has changed. This is no longer the country my fore fathers envisioned. It has been usurped by groups with no names. This country is undergoing a death and hopefully it will bring forward new life eventually, with a new way of thinking. For

Corruption vs the people.

a poem about what the government is.

....yep...not what you think,so read and review plaese :3

HEY there guys! Hope you like....not as moving or special as some....

I think about politics too much.

this was not divine inspiration. it was just observations I wanted known.

I'm cleaning my hard drive. While cleaning it I found two politically-charged poems that I had written. I'm not even sure why anymore. Or why I didn't submit them. Oh well here they are.

Being able to rise/In arms and in words/To bring forth change/Is that not wonderful?

Response to the pressures and hardships the government imposes on the average family. What it is today is now how it was intended at the start.

A collection of poems I wrote for Facing History class in seventh grade. inspired by the book, I Promosed I Would Tell, by Sonia Weitz. R&R.

Bleh.