This is a variation from MYSTERIOUS TALES OF AMERICAN FOLKLORE. But the only mystery behind this tale is how WE THE PEOPLE allowed their population to explode. These creatures roam freely about America, from coast to coast, disguised as shepherds who claim they only want to do good while feeding like vampires on scores of unsuspecting citizens everywhere. Sightings of these beasts have been reported by millions of credible witnesses. The facts speak for themselves. The saddest part is that they continue to breed and multiply while the once hard working, American taxpayer now lives and sleeps in the streets. May God have mercy on us all!
Evil is lurking everywhere Watching us, we've no place to hide
Many say that they'll suck our blood
'Less by their wishes we abide
They hide under cover of good
While they tell us they truly care
While they drink our life's blood away
They simply don't care to be fair
We know them as politicians
In truth, not all of them are bad
But of those that are, they're awful
Was not like this when I was a lad
How do we know who we can trust
Do their promises really hide
Behind their greedy ambitions
Evil that's known simply as PRIDE
Politicians are a breed unto themselves, although as you so rightly say in your poem they are not all bad and selfish, unfortunately most of them are, no matter what country you are in. Very good poem, thanks for sharing it.
Steve
Iknow our founding fathers wanted seperation from politics and religion because of the King of England. But I think America's future is headed that way. Insightful write, Paul. And a good one.
You are singing to the chorus. I'm joining right in.
Who are the politicians? They are lawyers and failed business persons. As long as we have reverence for wealth as though it were some kind of holy Grail, we will find people moving toward it as though it were some kind of preferred way to be. Unfortunately, many have learned from the writings of Machiavelli and believe that it is the only way to behave. Hence, we must quickly determine the rotten apples and vote them out before they do too much damage.
Ron
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Reviewed on June 11, 2013
Yes, they are almost as bad as the unjust judges that seem to be proliferating in an overabundant supply... intriguing commentary, and particularly well-crafted...
Another good write, Paul. It's gotten so I don't even want to turn the tv on anymore. All we hear is murder, hate, greed, evil, etc. It keeps one depressed much of the time. On the other hand, we cannot turn into ostriches and hide our heads in the sand. But I have the promise that I can spend an eternity with my Heavenly Father, and that's the thought that keeps me going on a daily basis.
You are right on about this...I like that first paragraph about how "these creatures" wonder this country and breed...I really thought you were talking about some creature like Bigfoot or the like, but then again maybe you were...
(PS: Paul, don't go to any trouble on my account with regards my problems of late...use what money you have on your new house in Florida...or put it towards your sons college fund...thank you... ED)
I love what Teresa said, those big wigs
would not fair well to be served some humble pie
but you know they have their lesson to learn
I am grateful to know humbleness & gratitude
Humbling oneself keeps you free from pride, that is why our world is where it's at today.
I see the picture in my mind by Eric Enstrom "GRACE",about an elderly peddler with head bowed and hands clasped together in prayer.
Enstrom stated;
I wanted to take a picture that would show people that even though they had to do without many things because of the war they still had much to be thankful for,"
We have so much to be thankful for and yet pride keeps us from the blessings that are awaiting us.
Pride is in us all...
Teresa
I have come to the conclusion that if you are not corrupt when you get to Washington, it only takes about two years to completely and devastatingly make you a pure evil person. I have also come to hate them all, elephants and jackasses are all the same to me.
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Who are the politicians? They are lawyers and failed business persons. As long as we have reverence for wealth as though it were some kind of holy Grail, we will find people moving toward it as though it were some kind of preferred way to be. Unfortunately, many have learned from the writings of Machiavelli and believe that it is the only way to behave. Hence, we must quickly determine the rotten apples and vote them out before they do too much damage.
Ron
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(PS: Paul, don't go to any trouble on my account with regards my problems of late...use what money you have on your new house in Florida...or put it towards your sons college fund...thank you... ED)
budd
would not fair well to be served some humble pie
but you know they have their lesson to learn
I am grateful to know humbleness & gratitude
Love & Blessings Forevermore
Vickie
I see the picture in my mind by Eric Enstrom "GRACE",about an elderly peddler with head bowed and hands clasped together in prayer.
Enstrom stated;
I wanted to take a picture that would show people that even though they had to do without many things because of the war they still had much to be thankful for,"
We have so much to be thankful for and yet pride keeps us from the blessings that are awaiting us.
Pride is in us all...
Teresa