by tarzanajoepoetry | May 29, 2026 | Current Events
There was a UN document Called RCP eight-five That said the changing climate Would roast everything alive They said our bell was tolling Dingering and dongering They used its dire conclusions For all their fearful mongering The polar bears would melt...
by tarzanajoepoetry | May 22, 2026 | Patriotic
In a week when it’s apparent That there’s so much light at stake In your liberties and lives And in decisions you can make In your right to speak out freely On positions you can hold In your doing what you ought to And not merely what you’re told In your...
by tarzanajoepoetry | May 15, 2026 | The Press
A little girl asked sweetly So many years ago “If I read it in the paper, dad Is it really so?” Her father looked adoring Or the innocence of youth “The papers have one job, my dear; And that’s to tell the truth.” And so she wrote the editor...
by tarzanajoepoetry | May 8, 2026 | Generations
I went to buy some golf clubs But found it so bizarre The price to buy a driver Was the same as my first car And they say in The Atlantic I read it for my sins For seniors—Party Over The payback now begins They say my generation Has too much of...
