hypocrisy poems

Soul | Igor Goldkind - Contemporary Poetry Website Featuring Notable Poems

Soul | Igor Goldkind

So who is this Soul that you sing of?
This silent witness
Who counts the leaves off of trees
instead of gathering them?
And raking them into a funerary pile,
Into the giant hill that your better self will fall from,
Or jump into.
Up to your eyeballs,
Up to your own private crown of thorns.

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Ode to Roy Moore and Governor Kay Ivey | Eliza Mimski - Contemporary Poetry Website Featuring Notable Poems

Ode to Roy Moore and Governor Kay Ivey | Eliza Mimski

Thank you, Alabama
Thank you thank you thank you
Thank you for Roy Moore
We couldn’t ask for more.

Thank you, Alabama
Thank you thank you thank you
Thank you for Kay Ivey
She really helps our psyche.

Thank you to Roy Moore
his mores on the floor
Thank you to Kay Ivey
She makes us feel so grimy
We wish we’d had a father
We wish we’d had a mother
We wish we’d had a father
We wish we’d had a mother
We wish we’d had a father and a mother
Just like you.

Thank you to Roy Moore for all you’ve done for girls and women
Thank you to Kay Ivy for all you’ve done for girls and women

Darn that Alabama
You are our top banana
We love your politicians
Gosh darn it they are Christians

Hubba hubba hubba hubba
We gotta gotta gotta love ya!

More at https://elizamimski.wordpress.com/.

Legislators v. Her | Alexandre Bartolo - Contemporary Poetry Website Featuring Notable Poems

Legislators v. Her | Alexandre Bartolo

Nightcrawlers fill your tonsils, beaconing
false beetles towards eerie lepers. Fit

weary scarfs around legislators, disheartened
from feminists’ marches.

“Those fetal coincidental miscalculations!
Where was our pharmaceutical latex?”

“We didn’t laboriously get paid to endure
unshaven armpits!”

Parasites, elephants whose genes changed
by Linkage near to reincarnation engorge

laundry rooms, wombs and Her call to
living will.

Look across lucky neighborhoods where
daughters can afford crossing borders, eager

to adjure a Mount Venus’ climber,
executing their fathers’ shame.

The Times Are Not A-Changin' | Stan Morrison - Contemporary Poetry Website Featuring Notable Poems

The Times Are Not A-Changin’ | Stan Morrison

jesus said and I believe it’s true
for now, malicious incompetence
replaces nixon’s benign neglect
in our sacred christian democracy
our experts are searching gospels
for the exact supporting phrases

the 21st century knownothingparty
an ever faithful unshakable base
keeps america safe from preverts*
moslems, browns, blacks, slants
our party’s proud of its supremacy

grim reaper’s headed for sainthood
exemplary virtues, daily miracles
reminds us of what’s attainable
with diligence and family values
our dear leader simply must croak
in order to reap his true rewards

*Keenan Wynn uttered the term “preverts” in “Doctor Strangelove.”

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