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Fed Up
by Ronald W. Hull → (All Poetry by Ronald W. Hull)
Friday, October 2, 2026    Rated "G" by the Author.
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A poem urging everyone to examine their lives and then start to live better as well as vote better. Not along their association lines with other people and their cults, but what is right and good.


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Don’t Be a Robot Voter Ron AI



Fed Up


Okay, all you citizens,

It's time to straighten up.

There's more to citizen governing,

Than trinkets in a pauper’s cup.


It’s time that you examine,

The cult that you are in.

Is it worth losing your soul to it,

Or escaping from the din?


Leaving unhealthy, wasteful, deadly,

Habits, influencers, attitudes and sin,

To think for yourself, by yourself,

For what to cast out and what to grow in.


You know where the fault lies,

And you know what to do,

So, get out and vote for yourself,

You have it in you.


Don't be swayed by false money and fame,

Don't sit around loyally following and blame.

Think through who the best candidate is,

Vote for those candidates carrying the flame.


If you're fed up, get out on the street,

Protest, petition, boycott and serve,

The drums of a new order,

Making life from your verve.


If you think your vote doesn't matter at all,

Just letting our great country fall,

Into the hands of those no one can trust,

It's not up to them; it's up to us all.


Copyright 2026 © Ronald W. Hull


10/1/26


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 Reviews of "Fed Up"
Reviewed by Richard Cederberg
Reviewed on October 5, 2026
Good advice. We always vote here. r

Reviewed by John Herlihy
Reviewed on October 3, 2026
The appeal to vote in upcoming elections, indeed in all elections, is a noble one and a necessary one. It is time for all the multitudes of people who are Fed Up, to put it mildly, to cast their vote and make a change from what can hardly get worse to what can and must get better. We are a United, not a Divided States. Let's show them what that means before we lose it. Your poem is timely.

Reviewed by Patricia Hilliard
Reviewed on October 2, 2026
A good poem for these times, I like the photo also. Here's hoping for a better future!


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