It really counts for nothing, The question of intent. They died ill-serving their country For the government. David Martin
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Of my mother’s younger brother, William Gray Bell. He came and took me fishing, And then he went away. We…
FULL ARTICLEWhat Kind of Fool Do You Think I Am?
Here you come knocking at my door. Think I care what gas is selling for. What’s your worry about bread…
FULL ARTICLECrazy Uncle Michael
Crazy Uncle Michael’s come to…
FULL ARTICLEDead Weight Israel
They’re the ethnic-supremacist ally That tells us what to do, And further sullying our image, They’re aggressive expansionists, too. David…
FULL ARTICLETerms of Opprobrium
“Anti-Semitic,” “conspiracy theorist,” Throw in “isolationist,” too. We don’t need laws to limit our thoughts When labeling language will do.…
FULL ARTICLEBluebells
Blue is the color of sadness, But they’re not really blue. The April-blooming bluebells Are of a purplish hue. The…
FULL ARTICLESo What?
(to a rap cadence) They have the power, and you don’t. You can say anything you want. Nothing you say…
FULL ARTICLEThe Lies
(Poe meets Orwell) Hear the wooer’s lies, Glossy, silken lies, Keeping steady focus on the erubescent prize, A salesman ever…
FULL ARTICLEMarjorie Taylor Greene’s Bitter Split
To the tune of the slow, ballad version of “Breaking Up Is Hard to Do,” To do do, down dooby-do…
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