Wednesday, November 7, 2018

Hope?


Glimpsing a bit of
Light
In these
Moments may help us
Make a more
Equitable
Road.

Tuesday, November 6, 2018

Midterm


Everyone who
Likes to have a voice,
Everyone who honors
Choice must
Take this opportunity for
Input in
Our
Nation’s democracy.

The most insidious ‘rigging’ that occurs in an election is legislation passed by fellow citizens that purposely disenfranchises groups of American voters.

“Please vote for candidates who value honesty over bluster, compromise over ego, and society over self."
Thank you, Rose A., for the quote.


Monday, November 5, 2018

Donning a bib


Of all the gruesome,
Greedy beasts, this one
Really
Enjoys his human feasts.

Inspired by a storytelling event.

Sunday, November 4, 2018

Soon


As this
Nation waits
To see,
In super-charged expectancy, if
Congress will
In time
Progress to
A
Truer, fairer democracy,
It must remember to be aware
Of
Negative influences everywhere.






Saturday, November 3, 2018

Heating the debate


Fueling divisiveness among
Our nation’s voters,
Mean-educated hotheads are
Expert gloaters; they’re
Naturally myopic in
Their field of floaters.

Friday, November 2, 2018

Long overdue


Birthday wishes
Expressed weeks
Later
Are
The regret of
Every
Doomed procrastinator.


Thursday, November 1, 2018

Fiction


New and lengthier prose
Of relatable events are
Violin bows that
Elicit vibrations in the
Literate soul.

Page 2 of the following link refers to Stendhal’s quote in “The Life of Henry Brulard” about a novel being like violin bow. I found this simile while researching the history of today’s acrostic word.