By RAHN ADAMS
Part I
(written before the war began early Saturday MLST*)
Donald Trump shits his britches, / and Franklin Graham merely giggles, / “Oh, just hold your noses, folks, / and pretend it’s chocolate pudding.”

The Donald puts his signature, / which looks like obscene squiggles, / on all the merch he sells, / like red MAGA hats, Chinese Bibles and white hooding.
On stage and behind the podium, / Don shimmies, shakes and wiggles; / if he didn’t play air-accordian so well, / you can bet the old Trumpster would sing.
The state of the onion is glassified, / the apple-polishing press corps signals; / his fragile ego’s a veil of tears, / and his id’s a mycologic no-good thing.
Donald Trump craps his pants, / and Stephen Miller giggles, / “Keep lying to those dumb [folks], sir; / they don’t know horseshit from hasty pudding.”
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Part II
(written late Saturday night MLST*)
We’re past the soup and the salad, / so let’s picture the second cargo plane / full of flag-draped coffins being unloaded / on that dark tarmac at Dover AFB.
They usually land after midnight, / and no photographs are allowed, / just one of the president’s salute — / the first time they arrive, that is, not the second,
Or the third time, or the fourth, / and on and on and on / until the dying in those desert sands is finally done, / all while the lying pedophile golfs at Palm Beach.
As far as he’s concerned, / it’s about the killings, yes, / those that he and his rich friends make / by procuring cheaper cuts of meat to feed into the ugly grinder.
No, the only picture he cares about / is the big one — that of his bottom line — / not shots of the boys who die / or of the girls who cry because he has no shame.
You know it’s fucking nuts, right? / That millions of us voted for him? / That some Christians still think he’s their golden boy? / And now we know why Jesus wept.
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*Mar-a-Lago Standard Time

powerful words……
Thanks, Carolina. We all knew this was where we were headed, but it won’t matter to some folks until it hits them where they live. That may not be too far off.
Spot on!
Thanks, Linda.
Oh yeah, you were in rare form Sunday morning. Thanks for carrying the torch. Burn Baby Burn.
Thanks. I wrote the one poem, and then the world went even more haywire, so I had to write the second part.