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    Liberty Poetry (Almost Kinda Rhymes Itself, Doesn't It?)

    Post your liberty/anti-establishment/political/whatever poetry here! Give feedback to others!

    I'll start with this one...


    I’ve sat with some of the warmest straight up people.
    And tried to mend some tattered souls
    I’ve seen ascension and I’ve seen a steep fall
    I’ve met a miner with lungs full of coal
    That pay for his daughter’s clothes
    And keep their stomachs full

    When those bankers call you more
    Then the friends that you adore
    And those capital cockroaches lied again
    C’mon man, let’s turn on a light and scatter them,

    Am I waiting?
    This doesn’t feel like an end.

    Yet, in this time, where there is so much pain
    There’s so much space
    For redemption.
    If we just pay attention.
    Maybe it’ll all go away
    I’ve sat with some of the warmest straight up people.
    And tried to mend some tattered souls
    I’ve seen ascension and I’ve seen a steep fall
    I’ve seen a child sewing bargain bin soles
    Tring to pay for his mother’s home
    And keep his heartful of gold.
    and

    Terrorism is dissent
    According to a wild card in the West,

    Whose wonderful wealth
    Withers away
    Each passing day
    So slowly
    In such a way
    noone noticed today
    So slowly

    The gravy train is keepin’ it’s rusty wheels in motion
    And the bankers, not your friends, keep getting’ new deals, promotions.
    Can I find a free life, somewhere far across the ocean.
    Can I find a group to speak out? Put a movement into motion?

    From the noise a gentle soul again
    Flowers reachin’ through the weeds for somethin’

    Now I wallow it’s all o-ver here,
    Conspiracies have names,
    Conspiracies have names.

    I’ll wallow that it’s all o-ver here
    Those roaches lied again
    Can this one stay contained?

    When the bankers call you more than your friends
    And your labor seems to have no end.
    When you’d kill for a significant moment,
    When you’d kill for a real friend.
    Is there an end?




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    Osama Bin Laden. If I ever find you I will rip out your eyesocket and tie your spine around a tree. Fin
    Last edited by eOs; 03-04-2011 at 02:36 AM.
    “You never change things by fighting the existing reality.
    To change something, build a new model that makes the existing model obsolete."

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    Everlasting fight
    a daunting aim to achieve
    rare, sweet liberty!
    Last edited by BuddyRey; 03-04-2011 at 09:32 AM.
    "When it gets down to having to use violence, then you are playing the system's game. The establishment will irritate you - pull your beard, flick your face - to make you fight, because once they've got you violent then they know how to handle you. The only thing they don't know how to handle is non-violence and humor. "

    ---John Lennon


    "I EAT NEOCONS FOR BREAKFAST!!!"

    ---Me

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    The most important thing you learn in school,
    is to obey, to play the fool,
    Your team's the best, you'll hate all others,
    Rise and shout against your brothers.

    The conditioning that you're receiving,
    Ends with fathers, mothers, grieving.
    The team spirit you felt as you watched the cheerleaders,
    Becomes false patriotism led by fear leaders.

    As faceless men keep track of scores,
    on football fields and endless wars,
    we need to learn who gets the gain,
    from bringing other people pain.

    We'd find much in common with the other team,
    our teachers all we'd find obscene,
    They plant in us the need to hate,
    based on boundaries they create.

    Male vs. female, young vs. old,
    black vs. white, we've all been sold,
    a new kind of slavery, the chains they are making
    are forged from the rubble of nations breaking.

    We outnumber our masters ten thousand to one,
    Once the wakening has begun,
    Then those who truly we should condemn,
    Will hold no power o'er their fellow men.
    Last edited by Original_Intent; 03-04-2011 at 10:24 AM.
    "The journalist is one who separates the wheat from the chaff, and then prints the chaff." - Adlai Stevenson

    “I tell you that virtue does not come from money: but from virtue comes money and all other good things to man, both to the individual and to the state.” - Socrates

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    mine....

    Lady Liberty
    She stands proud and tall
    symbol that we will not fall
    blue the water in the bay
    green her dress that never fades
    freedom is what she speaks
    a tear she sheds in hope of peace
    her soul the nation for which she stands
    Lady Liberty so sweet and so very grand.

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    SINGLE CRACKLING BLUE FLASH
    ---
    All my dreams
    And all my schemes
    any chance
    to use my things,
    all the moments with my wife
    all the cats I've had in life
    gone from me in an instant.

    All my family
    All my friends
    All my data.

    The skies will end
    in an instant.

    All my skills and
    All my bills

    Autumn trees crackle barren
    stunning sunsets
    stolen kisses
    hits and misses
    love and fame and

    all my books and all my notes and
    all the junk I ever wrote

    Doesn't matter, I carry on
    I'm too alive not to,
    Even after my heart stops beating.

    Everything gone in a single crackling blue flash
    It's all gone
    But I carry on
    You'll carry on
    We'll carry on.

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    Salvial - listening to your solo project now. Good stuff.

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    "Let it not be said that we did nothing." - Dr. Ron Paul. "Stand up for what you believe in, even if you are standing alone." - Sophie Magdalena Scholl
    "War is the health of the State." - Randolph Bourne "Freedom is the answer. ... Now, what's the question?" - Ernie Hancock.



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    Economics in Rhyme: the Illuminating Poetry of Wilford I. King

    The Minimum Wage

    To make a horse drink
    It is foolish to try;
    It’s fully as hard
    To make customers buy:


    So, when prices are raised
    By law or decree,
    That sales will fall off
    Is as sure as can be;


    And if minimum wages
    By commission are set
    Above what the worker
    Would naturally get,


    Those worth the money
    Alone will be hired,
    While the lowest-grade labor
    Will surely be fired,


    And the jobless will sit
    And wonder all day
    Just what they have gained
    From the high legal pay.


    https://fee.org/articles/economics-i..._source=zapier
    More at link.
    “The nationalist not only does not disapprove of atrocities committed by his own side, but he has a remarkable capacity for not even hearing about them.” --George Orwell

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