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Forty Plus Grumpy Old Men and My Son
By Edip Yuksel (about the author) Page 2 of 4 page(s)
I will end this article with two poems I wrote together with Yahya who recited them together with Zak at Tucson Obamafest: Yesterday, Today, Tomorrow Yesterday, we were blinded in a holy smoke We elected Republicans who are pros to provoke
We trusted snakes, oilmen, merchants of arms
Faith-healers, war-mongers with cunning charms
Today, we inherit an economy worse than hurricane
The culprits now have the audacity to prop up McCane
Today, we are hated abroad, looming disasters are big
Yet, they wave a plain lipstick to fool us with an old rig
Senator who cannot count the fancy houses he owns
Wants us to believe that he understands Janes and Jones
He is tough, he sings "bomb, bomb, bomb;" he is a hero!
He will wage seven wars with a budget far below zero
Today we are going to choose our tomorrow!
No more plunder, no more wars on the borrow!
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