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• I Am America
  by Helen Bascom KMA

  I am a buyer / and a seller / I am a giver / and a user

  For the first time in American history there will be a Democratic Party Candidate for President who is either a Black male or a White female running against a White male Republican Party Candidate. Never mind the hate speech both Clinton and Obama have sparked by their bid for the nomination. I can now tell my son that this is America where little boys and girls, of any race or religion, can grow up to be President ( I hope). America is a land of diversity and of contradiction. / MCN: B64-RW1A-9461

• BIG HOUSE, LITTLE HOUSE
  by JaneAParis

  I saw the man and woman take a big box of Christmas ornaments outside and throw them in a mud puddle. They were just totally mishandling …

  Dreams I believe are very powerful. They usually reflect events in your life; past, present, or future. I believe this dream represents the lack of control I have had over my life’s events, relationships, and my health due to political abuse and people who insist that I have no rights or power forever. And who also insist that it is alright to abuse me forever. Beautiful belongings mean nothing if there is no place for them that is safe or wanted. If there is no security in life, then it does not matter if the house is big or small, in fact being homeless becomes attractive, because you no longer have to deal with being unwanted or disrespected in regard to a relationship. And to a certain extent you no longer have to deal with having no control, choice, or power.

• GENERATION NEXT
  by Ushna Sardar

  where we have been leaving to our generation next / I often wonder what future generations will make of our efforts!

• Polite Conversation
  by cherryvanilla

  girl talk

• The Golden Rules 1 & 2
  by Crowmanic

  Harmony hangs illusionary in the branches of dead trees, / as an unknown to millions in ignorance and desperation, / their lives ruled by c…

  I suppose when you live with fringe-dwellers, minorities, discards, the broke, broken and forlorn, you’d get to have this kinda view on things? mayhap, perhaps …

• For Jesus
  by Daniel Rarela

  My loyalty lies with You, Jesus Not a stretch of land / Not a flag (spangled, striped, or blank) After nails, a whip, a cross and th…

  Every now and then, I’ll come across an artwork on RedBubble that ruffles quite a few feathers because it has religious/ anti-American/ general political undertones. And, unsurprisingly, I’ll scroll down to see about a billion comments, usually by the same 5 people, who all keep arguing with each other, with nothing to show for it in the end. Because somewhere in between all that arguing, they seem to get less concerned with what they were arguing about, and more occupied with trying to get people to believe they’re 100 percent right about their point in the discussion. It’s amusing (and a little sad) to watch, but it became a little disturbing when I found out some of these people were Christians. While I don’t disagree that, throughout many parts of the world, there’s an all out assault on the message of Jesus Christ, I think a lot of believers get too caught up, and defend Jesus with such ferocity that they forget who He is. You don’t really need to defend God, guys – it’s the other way around! This poem/ writing was birthed out of that thought, and also the disturbing fact that so many people intertwine their faith and politics so tightly, that they try to destroy any notion that they might be wrong about anything. It’s enough to make anyone miss Jesus, and the time when people really understood his words (IF there was ever such a time, that is – even when he was on earth, nobody seemed to really understand the meaning behind his message)

• Football & Slavery
  by C.C. Arshagra

  Bought, sold, and paid for by the owners of the game / Just like in a real American election

  Bought, sold, and paid for by the owners of the game / Just like in a real American election / All National And International Rights Reserved. Contact the author to request permission to use. May be copied and distributed world wide only in its entirertiy and must include the full text of this notice and copyrigh. Inclulding the following staements and web address informantion. All critiques and questions are welcome. Email cc@ccapoet.com. This poem poem in audio from, read by C.C. Arshagra is available for you to hear now. Visit www.ccapoet.com.

• President Bill Clinton visits Lakewood
  by David Lay

  Former President Bill Clinton visited my city yesterday, stumping for Sen. Hillary Clinton’s Presidential campaign. I have some photos…

• IDIOSYNCRASY- RAW ENERGY
  by Ushna Sardar

  why don’t we learn from past!

  Neil Johnson’s awesome art work shows many way to think!! I just depicted the picture of current situation! whether it’s Politics or Environmental choas! that’s a collabration with his art work name called / RAW- ENERGY Please check out Neil Johnson’s awesome art work on Rb! Thanks Neil!* :)

• Always (Song lyrics)
  by Garth Horsfield

  The fiery skies are black tonight / as boiling smoke blocks out the light / Monstrous machine of industry / it’s always hungry / The deaf and…

  A raging condemnation of man’s stupidity, this song lyric appears on the first “Immaculata” album, and I thought it was completely appropriate for an environmentally aware group. Although not constructed specifically as a stand-alone poem, the lyrics read rather like one anyway, and I couldn’t resist submitting them. Anyone interested in hearing the song need only send me a message…

• Political Dive
  by Miri

  “Do you think she’ll do it?” “Dunno…I thought they locked the pods.”

  Warning – some strong language Written for Star Twister photo prompt I have taken MAJOR liberties with the London Eye!! The London Eye is across the river from the Houses of Parliament. The Sun is a UK tabloid.

• The Anthem of Youth
  by Abeona

  Drip drip drip / Another child dies / Another mother weeping / But the world turns a blind eye Drip drip drip / Another child on the stree…

  Maddie and Dante

• World Leadership - Where is the balance?
  by Suzanne German

  The kid with biggest gun on the block mentality is totally anathema to a good life for humans on this planet!*

  A thought or two about the political models being imposed on an unsuspecting and totally vulnerable world audience. My point is especially to highlight the imbalance of it all…Not really aiming at any kind of resolution here…just thought it would be interesting to see some left/right side mind thinking – creative thinking…...see what happens….

• Conspiracy Theories: What Is The Bilderberg Group?
  by paul romanowski

  The members meet at least once a year at the most expensive hotels, and their meetings are behind closed doors.

  The members meet at least once a year at the most expensive hotels, and their meetings are behind closed doors, unlike the annual G8 Summits, which are little more than photo opportunities for the political leaders of the world’s top eight industrialized nations.

• DOOMSDAY HAS A NUMBER! Do you know it?
  by Lisa Weber

  A report by top NASA climatologist James Hansen, which calls for target CO2 levels to be reduced to 350 ppm in order to avoid the “possib…

  Global warming is an urgent, but solvable problem. That’s why I’ve joined the We Campaign, a powerful nonpartisan movement of concerned citizens that was founded by Nobel Prize Laureate and former Vice President Al Gore. We’re already a million strong—and growing each day. / / Will you join, too? Visit this site to learn more and add your voice: http://www.wecansolveit.org/ / / The We Campaign is working to ensure that elected leaders make the climate crisis a priority. Visit: http://www.wecansolveit.org/. Here, you can learn about solutions to global warming, take action steps and even find events happening in your community. Although it’s not too late, global warming is very serious and there is no time to lose. So please don’t wait any longer to get involved – sign up today: http://www.wecansolveit.org/ / / Together, we can solve the climate crisis.

• Politeness
  by Kate Smith

  My tram home is full of polite people. Except for the ones who talk so loud on their phones and rarely say anything worth eavesdroppin…

• Reality Check
  by Snoboardnlife

  It’s time for you to get a reality check! Your day will eventually come. Spreading like a disease, you infect. In the end, you’re the one…

• PARK BENCH
  by JaneAParis

  If you don’t like my poem you don’t have to read it / After all you are free, that must be nice, now beat it…

  This is about political and sexual persectution and abuse. And other abuses as well, emotional, mental, financial, and physical. It is about feeling confined and depressed…because I am going nowhere in life, at least that is how they try to make me feel, that I am just sitting on a park bench wearing red.

• PEOPLE WHO UNDERMINE
  by JaneAParis

  if you knowingly play with another human being’s mind / to cause them to live in fear and make mistakes / -are you not a despicable person …

  This is about political, sexual, mental, emotional, physical, and financial abuse. This is addressed to the people who don’t take responsibility for the damage they cause, and the toll it takes on their victim’s life.

• THE HOSPITAL TORTURE
  by JaneAParis

  My body is a playground for the doctors. One of these times I might actually die. The last time I was in the hospital for a month…

  This is about political and physical abuse. And other abuses as well, emotional, sexual, financial, and mental. This is about torture. The authorities, the police, the doctors, and others hurt me on purpose twelve years ago when I had my baby, and my life has been a never-ending hell since then…full of endless abuses, especially physical…I am still ill, I have been left this way on purpose, they call it eating, to leave an infection in your body on purpose…so that they can manipulate you, have control over you, and abuse you.

• Art By Charles Ezra Ferrell Blog
  by Charles Ezra Ferrell

  During the latter part of 2007, I discarded my self-imposed restrictions on my artistic creativity. I began to draw frequently once again…

• The plauge of fate
  by dreckenschill

  I watched as the stars gave into your demands and exploded in a dazzling display.

  Hmmmm I guess just take it for what you want it to be…

• SOME THOUGHTS FOR MITCHELL
  by JaneAParis

  I found him by following the chocolate trail and asked him if he had gotten into / the chocolate and he shook his head no, back and forth…

  How the political hatred and abuse (I have been subjected too) can and has had an impact other peoples lives, especially innocent people —like my children --

• Not So Polite
  by AffectMachine

  I would like to write a polite book / before I die