Sarcastic poem about a Republican candidate running for President who is telling an unemployed worker that he is on his own when it comes to his healthcare.

Something that I’ve been working with lately is how poetry relates to me and how I feel about it. In some cases, even the most simplest of poems are the most complex. Which is why, I like to stick to basics in regards to content so I don’t lose my readers. I also put some of my sarcasm into this poem as well. I’ll leave it to the reader. Comments are open.

A love story.

Here are the rest of the quotes. Some are classics, some don’t make any sense, and some are just so far out there that I don’t know where to put them, so I’m putting them all here.

I hear the same old sound
of painful groaning…

The irony of life.

Alien Abduction.

One of my poems.

Two brothers, arguing about strange family matters, by telegraph at the turn of the 20th century. Think of it as a long distance Text Message.

Two brothers, arguing about strange family matters, by telegraph at the turn of the 20th century. Think of it as a long distance Text Message.