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Robbing Hood
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We cannot give up our security for the mad plans of the few.

Robbing Hood
by Barbara Lynn Terry

I hear of a man who has no respect
he wants to rob from the poor and give to the rich
to the dark side he did defect.
Can a man too be such a bitch?

Why does this man have such evil in his heart?
Why can't he just knuckle under and be a part
of the society as a whole
who voted him at the polls?

Why does he want to tax social security
when his own heart and soul has no purity?
Why does he want to do away with medicaid
that without, many in the ground will be laid?

Why does he not want the disabled to receive
money because we are unable to work?
Why does he think that rich, everyone can be?
In most opinions it is said, he is nothing but a jerk.

Why is he picking on teachers who are poorly paid?
Why does he not like unions to bargain for better
wages, working conditons, and more?
I say kick him right out the door.

He wants to do away with important school programs
and teachers should work with less pay
that would tear open the flood water gates of the dam
and for insurrection, the ground work he has laid.

Why does he want to do away with the funding for
Planned Parenthood that has done so much good
for teen and unwed mothers and many, many more?
He is nothing but a scoundrel, a mean and nasty hood.

He claims this is to balance the budget that is in arrears
but all he has done is, increase the public fear
that feels this man has done them wrong
but he keeps feeding his bull to the throng.

He wants to lay off many state workers who have given
their lives to serving the people of the state.
He says this is because the Democrats were not there
but this is just an excuse for him to carry out his threat.

People on social security worked hard for this money
to help them in their retirement after many years of
service to their city, company, county, state and country.
Now he says they should give it all back.

People who are disabled have no other way to live except
through payments of federal and state grants of SSI-D
and medicaid for health care, so we can live.
Why can't he tax the rich and leave us be?

Because he is a mean and nasty thug, a scoundrel, a hood
who is so corrupt in his thinking he has no morals
and show how evil he really is and just no good
but with the people, to maintain his position, he will quarrel.

He is a maniac, a terrorist who has come in to public office
creating terror in the minds and hearts of the people
who will suffer if they don't give way to this mad plans.
Maybe we should just kick him in his rear orifice.

© 2011 by Barbara Lynn Terry


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 Reviews of "Robbing Hood"
Reviewed by Joy Hale
Reviewed on May 17, 2011
Amen and Amen!! Not pulling any punches here; hard hitting, put it out there for all to see. Freedom speaking. Joy L. Hale

Reviewed by Chantilly Lace (Reader)
Reviewed on March 10, 2011
Oh my... I love this wowwwwwww wonderful sweet lady stay safe and well..Hugss

Reviewed on March 9, 2011
You are brave and not afraid to speak truth, I've been asking myself the same kind of questions. Powerful voice.

Reviewed on March 8, 2011
I had no idea about some of these issues, but I know I am aware of the art programs in schools being taken away & art is so crucial to the minds of everyone as it is in every aspect of life from building cities with creative ideas as well as there is art in baking cakes...
i don't understand why teachers are not valued financially with compensation as they should be they are sculptors & sculptresses of all the youth

and as for the medical this is a travesty also...I agree financially wealthy should have to suffer some sort of participation and not all us underdogs who are the totems and pillars on the bottom

May Love Always Embrace You
Love Vickie

Reviewed by Regis Auffray
Reviewed on March 7, 2011
You have just described a whole lot of politicians from these parts, Barbara. Quite the rant. Thank you for sharing and may wisdom prevail. Love and best wishes to you,

Regis


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