Wall Streets Present Shame Poem by cheryl davis miller

Wall Streets Present Shame



They were promised, 'If you but vote for me,
I 'll lead as a model of transparency.'
Told, 'Education's the answer to all,
The god of all issues; both big and small.'

That, 'Government's here to serve one and all,
where your parents fail; She'll answer the call.'
Told, 'Hist'rys all wrong: and We are all right.'
Then broke ev'ry promise out in plain sight.

Now they are angry just not sure at 'who'.
With no idea of what they can do.
If governments 'god' and now has failed us,
their wondering who is it we can trust?

So they stand in the streets voicing their ruse,
plethoric sound in a manner obtuse.
Like cutting your nose off to spite your face,
spoiled generation taking up space.

Mean while those who promised, lied through thier teeth
about all of the 'blessings' they would bequeath;
stand in the shadows while others take blame;
all this they perform in government's name.

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Go to 1600 Pensylvania Avenue


c.d.m. 2010

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