Connie Said To Me Poem by Randy McClave

Connie said to me
That I watch way too much lies on t.v,
Because, from what I believed and what I thought
She believed the truth I never sought.
I never watch any local news
I never alone take their beliefs or their views,
Especially if the station happens to be FOX
They only get my laughter and my mocks.
I don't watch or adhere to any social media sights
Especially, since they are mostly liars who create hatred and fights,
I don't watch or adhere to bloggers as well
Lies and more lies is all that they craft and tell.
Sometimes I do read the local paper
They usually tell it's readers of a local caper,
But, I do honestly watch YouTube videos
Sometimes, they are the ones who really knows.
I don't believe or care for rumors or hearsay
As I instead watch and listen to the person what they say,
I take notice to what they say and how they act
Most don't seek the truth or honesty which is the fact.
I always see and hear the followers of his
They truly don't care how awful and disgusting he truly is,
In support of him they wear bandaids on their ears
They later save them, as if they are precious souvenirs.
They bought the Bible's that he had signed and sold
Which is sacrilegious, which is biblically told,
People also wear shirts of their leader with the Lord
Though their leader has never follow Jesus's teachings or his accord.
They believe that their leader is the world's greatest prize
And they believe that he never ever tells any lies,
They will do whatever he tells them to say or do
They even tried to overthrow the United States, because he told them to.
His followers for him would give up their freedom and their life and die
But, when it was time to serve the military, he didn't from a lie,
They worship and follow him as if he was Superman
And they are a bigger cult, than the Ku Klux Klan.
They don't care that he's a rapist and an adulterer
They just need and want him as their Lord and their Führer,
To their leader they will sacrifice and fight for him on any day
Unto Connie that is what I did say.

Randy L. McClave