Put in His Place

For far too long the president’s tried

To pull the wool over our eyes,

Attacking all who don’t believe

His thousands of foolish, ridiculous lies.

 

For far too long the president

Has pandered to his susceptible base.

Having defied the Constitution,

The man needs to be put in his place.

 

Shooting holes in the Constitution

Has been for him an easy task.

You don’t have to be overly

Observant to see right through his mask.

 

At placing democratic values

In jeopardy, he’s very adept;

At leading a nation with understanding

And human compassion, he’s truly inept.

 

At self-expression and clarity,

The boorish man's a total disaster.

At throwing childish tantrums and fits

And at name calling he's a master.

 

What astounds many people

Is how his fans can be so trusting

When his asinine behavior

Gives new meaning to the word “disgusting.”

 

What happens when a president's

Toxic behavior poisons a land?

The people who deeply care about

Freedom and rights must take a stand.

 

What atrocities, what damage,

What despicable act or crime

Will define him when he leaves

His "footprints on the sands of time"?

 

-by Bob B (10-14-19)

Reviews

[Rhayne]

In a word------------awesome!

[Bob B]

When integrity, common sense, and respect for democratic values reign again, I wonder what history books will say about this chaotic period. Hmmm.

[Rhayne]

Well, it certainly won't be boring reading for students. Hope is, they will understand it and do all they can in their adults years to keep it from happening again. All I can think about now are the Nostradamus predictions. Once again, he had it right. If we don't make this 'right' now, WW3 is on it's way-----fast. I mean, 15 nuclear bombs still in Turkey! Don't you think a smart Pres would've thought about that before jumping the gun? Just sayin.

[Bob B]

The probably is we don’t have a smart president. He is shifty and he is an operator, but he certainly doesn’t seem very intelligent. I don’t think he thinks anything through.

[Rhayne]

I'm in total agreement with you. My youngest grandchild is only 22 months old. My greatest fear is for him, in every sense of the word.