Thinking About My Vote
by Amber "V" Moonstone
11/6/12
What are they thinking?
Who do they think they are.
Holding signs for their chosen one,
What are they thinking?
Colliding with the frigid air,
my lungs gasping for breath,
I walk out of my condo,
into my warming car.
I am so sick,
but I have to go vote,
it's my duty as an American citizen,
I must cast my ballot.
Don't throw your candidate in my face,
I will vote for whom I choose,
leave my mind at peace,
No one really is the right choice.
Can we take another four years
of, unemloyment, higher taxes,
escalating electricity and gas prices,
what candidate is going to make a difference?
It really doesn't matter who gets in,
Our economy is in the dumper,
Our morale is at the lowest
while our fighting soldiers still die for us.
Freedom, yes we have it,
but do we really know what to do with it?
Our time is now,
this is the only time we have!
Yes I voted,
but to tell you the truth,
I don't really feel that my vote
makes any difference.
We know where all of this is going,
do we really think we have a voice?
I told you that I am not feeling that well,
and I am always positive thinker,
W E L L,
WHAT DO YOU THINK?
Thinking About My Vote (c) Amber "V" Moonstone
They dominate all political parties by their money!
I hope you are feeling better. I voted. I was so sick also
that day I missed the results till the next morning!
Good thoughts expressed.
Lady Mary Ann
feeling better Very soon!
I too voted, and now I am
crying in the aftermath!!
Lady Vivian
the same, or four more years of different tactics. What evil lurks only the Shadow knows!
Deborah
You're also right about change. The government, by its very nature, is slow to change and change things. It's what we do that changes things. If everyone wants to do something different, it will happen. We can't rely government to make our lives better.
I hocked my retirement to finance a home healthcare business creating ten jobs, resulting in financial security for the near future without the help of greedy banks or the government in our bad economy against stupid anarchist neighbors.
Ron
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