It Won't Be Me Poem by Randy McClave

It Won't Be Me

It won't be me
Because, I don't and I won't break the law,
I love my life and my country
And I don't want neither to ever fall.
I will not put on his shoes
Because, I have not committed any crimes
Saying I could be next is just a ruse
Which fool many people at times.
Him and I are nothing like each other
Because, I don't lie or cheat or steal,
I do not commit adultery with another lover
Happy and peaceful my soul does always feel.
They all scream that I could be next
He is innocent like us they all then cry,
Knowing he is guilty is not complex
Of course they are spreading he's innocent lie.
He has lied about his taxes
He has lied about his weight and height,
And he has lied about his memos and faxes
He has lied about everything in the dark and light.
If you break the law you should get arrested
If you break the law you should go to jail,
Your guilt should not ever be contested
And if your a sinner, you'll go straight to hell.

Randy L. McClave

Thursday, August 24, 2023
Topic(s) of this poem: taxes
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Randy McClave

Randy McClave

Ashland, Kentucky
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