The Corporate Elite (poem) by Danny Pinkerton on AuthorsDen

The Corporate Elite
by Danny Pinkerton → (All Poetry by Danny Pinkerton)
Rated "G" by the Author.

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This is how they stay rich That's the way it has to be...
The Corporate Elite Sitting in their Palaces Of gold, they hide their Riches should never be told. They thrive on conspiracies And deceit, Thinking.. they will never Taste defeat. They convince the masses That's the way it should be... We even wave flags and Kneel before thee.... They feed us information Through our TV, subliminal Messages they laugh With glee. Governments, businesses, Corporations alike, controlling Our minds and making us Fight. For decades they have Kept the conspiracy alive Dangling a carrot before Our eyes. They crush any uprising With a mighty force, they Will show, no remorse. It�s a very clever game they Play, dividing our country To get their own way. It�s worse now than it�s ever Been, people starving, but Not the Queen. Foreign lands invaded To keep their dream alive Using freedom as an Excuse they lie. Take a look in the past To see where it�s all going. World war two was the Ultimate showing. That is where richness And greed will lead. Adolf Hitler Look And take heed. Copyright � 2012 Daniel Pinkerton ��

Reviewed by Donna Chandler

Reviewed on August 30, 2012

Nice rhyme and rhythm for a dismal subject.

Donna

Reviewed by Ronald Hull

Reviewed on August 29, 2012

I have often wondered why the English still honor the Queens so much. Perhaps it is because human memory and history have a tendency to whitewash the past and make it somehow much more pleasant than it really was. I just watched the movie, Sherlock Holmes, and see how we view the past through the eyes of our current culture of violence for violence's sake with little redeeming value, while the rich continue to pull the puppet strings of the uninformed. We have our own House of Lords, we call it the United States Senate.

Even our representatives and presidential candidates have dipped into the money stream, claiming they can't win without having big money in their pockets.