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Anonymous Coward User ID: 78535068 United States 09/16/2020 12:38 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | poetry is a political act because it involves telling the truth."---June Jordan Circa 2001-2002, two poems were mailed to an attorney in Boulder Colorado. It was self addressed FOR THE CHILDREN. There was no contact information. No name or phone number. It was anonymous. In the Spirit of Crazy Horse It's all connected. In his cocky reverie The truth the three would carry To the steps of the authority to boast of their pernicious spree But he did not know that I could see And therefore was not wary *For hidden in the rectory Protected by the church decree He delved in child pornography While elders professed not to see His sister told them it could be He killed the child and honest she His secret would not bury *(based on real events-eyewitness collaboration) *They did not know he'd changed the key When police would come to query So they broke and entered quietly Though he would claim illicitly And so avoiding calumny A grand sum he was paid to flee And so it was, conveniently Their questions he would parry * (based on real events-eyewitness collaboration To solve a tale of misconstrue Just look into the offman's pew You'll find their in Ft. Luptons slough Stray cats aplenty, skinned a few On prying stoops their hides did strew And cats blood will scare daughters too While bushes hid their sins from view Richard held the cue The child must die, he did decide The crime arranged, the ritual plyed With church at stake and family pride Three men he chose to end her Though two decried this church a lie Their testimony was denied With ties that run both deep and wide No one could defend her Now some have gone and some have stayed Class defined the roles they played Someday you'll know the masquerade Of Zack the great pretender |
Anonymous Coward User ID: 78535068 United States 09/16/2020 12:39 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | the Manchurian Doll They say that innocence prevails and evil cannot master time And riches, fame, and fortune sow Some evil seeds which then will grow To devour their progenitors. *Of thirty duos, some must know That they themselves will out their crime And have. *(Ties into other poem) Within an old man's fleeting leer The cycle of the dolls came 'round It poisoned sick the world's Yule cheer They use > their own. In passing down The rituals remain unfound. And Christmas break gives time to heal Parties abound, all wounds congeal But one. At blithely festive New Year's bash Some candidates en route stopped there As if by feigning toasts and cheer They could do undo the fatal sash The week before. But handlers die. And what to do? With Christmas nigh, the one in lieu Did err. *Saint John would roll o'er in his grave To know the smut that crossed his nave Yet Christmas day he held her near As if he knew she'd disappear That very night. *(Ties into other poem) And elder cleric's errant son His extant crush now on the run Did they supply the candidates With fodder for their lewd e-fun? Do tell. Truth blazes in but from mcfar The hunt team's snare was too adept With keen eyes placed to guard the bar The talk of dolls in silence kept. They tripped the truth while jurors prepped Then sacked the hunter as inept. But hunters now The hunted are. Death's officer perfidy bared Though taints of roofs fast disappeared No antidote this Snow White spared. The other signs were clearly there Yet all were hastily interred And silky-dressed and golden-haired Truth slept. Of One who died outstretched on high Most gentle hands His swaddle made And in sepulchral cloth she laid. Nor twins replayed 'Round captive limb. This mortal braid is our demise When angels perish in its vise Betrayed by kindred's galling lies. As purloined justice turned blind eyes A panicked lapse left unsurmised Clues carried home, already prone Sleep-guised. However, one must study greats Take, for example, William Yeats Who spoke about Byzantium No governor could stop the run Your split in planning took its toll Your race spun out of control Things fall apart. The antichrist lurks in the head It festers in the carnal eye Which takes young victims from their bed To suffer that and then to die. Now vacant, half-glazed tears are shed From ambidexterous author's stead One doll, now grown, hides in dread Another Manchurian candidate is dead |