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BUSH: A FUTURE OF FEAR
Contributed by
steeleyes
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Monday, 20th September 2004 @ 05:42:12 PM in AEST
Topic:
political
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Perhaps it IS too early yet For the American people to see it That mere bull-headedness Will merely bring more bull****
Prefering a fantasy of security To a true reckoning of things Prefering the semblance of strength To what intelligence brings
Perhaps it IS only fit That the sower reaps his bitter fruits If only it was just he to suffer As he rots our roots
It seems America wants to cower Behind this comforting dream Of a fantasy of strength Of a dream of success Of a delusion of safety Of an illusion of strategy
Perhaps it IS too much to ask To see through the pretence To look BEHIND the lies To recognise incompetence
Preferring the illusion of control To the recognition of needs Preferring to stand alone Than to sow true seeds
The world wants John Kerry and strength And wants it so badly But America may well choose Bush And weakness, sadly
Bull-headed in the world chinashop Bush wins few friends Dim-witted and shallow Blind to all trends
The unwitting sheep group Behind this shepherd liar Closing their eyes to the truth Amid a rising fire
Perhaps it IS too much to hope for For them to TRULY look and see At how this man and his mob Can NEVER set them free
Headed straight for disaster Over the nearing cliff-edge Following the braindead Bullheaded is not courage
Perhaps it IS right and proper That he gets his just desserts Over the economy, Iraq, the environment In a leadership of perverts
And HOW MUCH MORE damage can he do? His plan is in ruins And the neocon crew
We see the results Of their theories in action Only death and destruction No just satisfaction
Mess after mess. Death after death. Growing terror and no redress Only ever more recruits to a hopeless violence
On both sides they now grow Recruits day after day Minds full of hatred That ever hold sway
Hate follows hate. War follows war. As the makers of peace Fall dead to the floor
What looms now is a fascism Before our eyes it is born Polarizing the right Reacting with scorn
Each new hate crime Making them strong Creating more hate Wrong built upon wrong
So forward we go To a future ugly and black Built on shallow minds All intelligence lack
Simplistic sound bytes made to manipulate Sneering. Ugly. So degenerate.
Only one goal And that is to win No sleaze forbidden Or bias... Or sin...
Perhaps it IS understandable That America hides its head Seeing propaganda as truth The sound byte braindead
No lesson learnt Just more of the same As we descend even further in levels of shame
Choosing Bush for four more years Willingly hypnotised As he manipulates our fears ALL is despised
All the while he keeps giving the pretence of strength As the shadows grow longer and longer in length
Ever more phony prophesies As darkness descends And he 'leads' you forward To a war that NEVER ENDS
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steeleyes
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2004-09-20 17:42:12] (Date/Time posted on
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Re: BUSH: A FUTURE OF FEAR
(User Rating: 1 ) by lanna047 on
Monday, 20th September 2004 @ 05:48:40 PM AEST (User
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Well said! I'm all for ousting Bush out of power because I fear and dread the future of this country if he should be re-elected for another term. And your poem so well depicts why the Shrub needs to go! |
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Re: BUSH: A FUTURE OF FEAR
(User Rating: 1 ) by Former_Member on
Monday, 20th September 2004 @ 05:59:23 PM AEST (User
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Noble effort, Steel.
Let's hope his cogs of war lose their teeth before the opposition do. Kerry isn't that much of an alternative, either - but the lesser of two insanities is better than underwriting our collective futures. Let us hope.
keep writing. |
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