RoseAnn V. Shawiak Poems

Listening to an articulate gentleman telling his story,
running for Mayor of Phoenix, Arizona.

A Navy Veteran, his son also in the Navy, upbeat, a man
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Speaking about real life issues, poverty, highest in
pedestrian deaths, knowledgeable in what they are in
our city.
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Politically we need to uphold candidates in areas of religion,
actual budget, itemized with core services that are needed
here in Phoenix.
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Being enlightened by a young man running for Mayor,
his talk has many high points of what he thinks
needs to be done for our city.
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Releasing elements of our nation now through social media,
facing their continual censorship, trying to keep us from
sharing the truth with one another.
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Wondering about the interior essence of people, we are all
born equal, there's no difference between us, for color
doesn't mean anything.
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Rapid acknowledgeable stances are constantly being challenged
in our society, at times being good, but not always, for it
sections out people who are unsure and weary of the incessant
clamor from the left.
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Red, white and blue thoughts following the rule of law
according to our Constitution as it was written all
those years ago.
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Thinking about May Day, it has two meanings, one in May with
the Mayday pole and entertainment, the other one is "May Day"
as in something big is happening.
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Fear only exists in a mind of thought, causing the fight or
flight plan in every individual, feelings and emotions shift
into high gear, focusing only on the fear even when it is un-
known and unfounded.
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