this land of ours

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    this land of ours

    pish-posh the thoughts are tossed the mind is lost
      only at the unbearable cost-independence,
    plotting,plundering land gone since whence
      stolen from one sold to another-no common cents,
    at one time bold to make a stand-the mighty ameri-can
      only to grow lazy and judgemental to rest on the mexi-tan,
                      the workers of this once fine land,
    sit now locked into the stairing box
             remotes in hand steadily cocked,
    only wanting or believing in the task of pushing buttons
      popping pills to stay hard-chasing our own cousins,
    I want it now or this way our new battle cry
      what happened to doing it yourself-why not give it a try,
            for our descent has been written
    others in bigger boxes are delivering the bite-
                      noone seeing that we all have been bitten.

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    dherrington commented on this land of ours

    07-12-2009

    very impressive...u've definitely had some life experiences and u evidently read more than just the tabloids!

    strangefellow

    07/12/2009

    thank you kindly

    Poetry is when an emotion has found its thought and the thought has found words.

    Robert Frost (1875-1963) American Poet.

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