You Don’t Want To Die Right?
If Donald Trump becomes president, many countries that are already on the verge of declaring war against the U.S. would do so. If Donald Trump says the wrong words, like he has several times in his interviews, to the wrong person, such as Kim Jong-un. America could be looking at war with Cuba, North Korea, and other countries that America has bad relations with. Donald trump could also ruin good relations with countries, such as Canada, France, and the United Kingdom.
With his words being able to cause more wars, he's putting many American lives at risk. By having the American Military fighting those battles. Just by the words that come out of his mouth, be could hurt many american lives.
In those wars, Donald Trump also wouldn't make great discussion with the wars we are involved in, in Afghanistan and Iran. He would make hasty calls, putting several of our troops in trouble. Donald Trump doesn't know the first thing about making calls that have to do with several thousands of American lives. So why put him in charge of our military
A list of every time Donald Trump has changed his mind.
This, as you just read is how many times Donald Trump has changed his mind. Let's start with how to beat ISIS:
1. Find a guy.
2.(insert non-existent secret plan here)
3. Send in ground troops, and get trigger happy with nukes.
4. Get money from oilfields.
5. ???Profit.
Donald Trump's plan for the illegal immigrants:
1. I don't know.
2.Deport the bad ones.
3.Nah, some of the immigrants can stay.
4.Deport everyone.
5.Maybe not.
6.Deport everyone, the second helping.
"They gotta go."
Donald Trump's plan(s) for tax reform:
1."You can't just be boom, boom, hard and fast."
2.Fair taxes.
3.Flat taxes.
4.Add some new stuff. (Insert non-existent secret plan to insert new tax stuff here.)
5. (Insert non-existent secret plan here)
6. (Insert another top secret plan here with slight changes.)
This might as well be a reality TV show.
Terrified
I wrap my arms around me
terrified.
He’s coming, They're coming.
Arms raised above their heads
chanting.
Children run streets barefooted
terrified.
He’s coming, They're coming.
Voices raised above the crowds
saluting.
Dead eyes watch the commotion
terrified.
He’s coming, They're coming.
Heads raised above destruction
embracing.
I wrap my arms around us
terrified of their future.
He’s coming, They're coming.
To bomb contestation
To build separation
To burn aspiration.
He’s coming, They're coming.
Taking us back to pavement soaked in
Black blood, Brown blood.
Taking us back to mass graves holding
Black bodies, Brown bodies.
He’s coming, They're coming.
Trumps coming — but so are they.
Those in disguise
trying to claim our bodies as a prize.
what we leave behind
i see a face in the card.
i see a mask in the card.
i see a flower in the card.
other:
you bake beneath the sun,
flesh and blood and all your sins
finally exposed.
violet splattered across the tarmac in puddles like pollock paintings
does nothing to phase the drivers,
and you've always reminded me i am as evil as everyone else
so i drive on.
(i smushed a barely buzzing fly on my windowsill—
i heard the bones shatter.)
we are conditioned for cruelty.
we are a careless people,
ceasing only for god and stop lights.
if only you could see yourself now.
you are just innards tonight,
some backyard ingredient for a redneck stew,
intestines for dinner—
punishment for an almighty sinner—
a half-dead fucker
crawling up throats until they burn blue.
those backwards bastards would have trouble plucking you from the highway—
you are bound to road by heat and blood,
all too familiar.
while you are stuck,
i move on,
and the nights in which i wonder how many gods i've been
come less and less.
(i shot a raccoon once,
but not for pleasure.)
lately, instead of staring at graves,
i've looked at rorschach tests.
call me crazy, but i see it now
when they ask me to examine
your stains
and tell them what red tire tracks look like.
you.
at least you are past aching.
i am still here,
not quite close to breaking
like your belly did
as it was crushed to magenta juices and a purple pulp.
things look like they're whirling around in the card.
i tilt my head,
and my neck cranes to see remains of a carcass and a purge.
other:
it looks like someone got what they deserved.
Trump’s Refrain
Trump does the hocus pocus
And that’s what he’s all about
He puts his right ass in
He puts his right ass out
And shakes it all about
He makes America a joke
And that’s what he’s all about
He spews his bigoted views
And shakes it all about
He promises to make us great
But declared bankruptcy himself
Inherited money from his father
And that’s what he’s all about
A Napoleon in a Trump suit
Throws tantrums left and right
Can’t fire heads of other countries
So cry, baby, cry like an infant
And shake it all about
And do the hocus pocus
That’s what he’s all about.
Only knows business
Can’t understand stem cell research
Would reinflate housing bubble
Promising economy stimulation
Aiming darts at dart board but missing
Screams for more and more sanctions
Likes word but doesn’t know its meaning
Says pull yourself up by bootstraps
But they can’t afford bootstraps
So cut the programs that get them on feet
Yes, do the hocus pocus
And shake the impoverished all about
Claims blacks and latinos commit the crimes
Break illegal alien families apart, send them back
Calls them rapists and criminals
Promises Mexico will pay for wall of discrimination
Trump is racist to the core
Disdains women and calls them bimbos
That’s what he’s all about
Moral character has taken a walk
Where shady Trump is concerned
Bulldoze everything that gets in way of progress
That’s his mantra, sing it loud
Draft dodger sings “My Country Tis of Thee”
Impulsive and unwilling to compromise
Shake it all about, pull wool over eyes
Fool unworldly citizens who can’t think
For themselves, praying to Trump for salvation
But he does the hocus pocus
Doesn’t turn himself around
Shakes his ass all about
And that’s what he’s all about.
yellow
no,
i tell her,
extracting the words from her mouth,
carefully pulling knives up her throat
(because depression is some fucked-up magic),
spoon-feeding her my thoughts instead.
you matter.
you're worth it.
i need you here.
curled bones
against my aching body,
hair in my mouth—
i tell her to let it out.
i am fine,
i tell myself,
drawing her closer
for a temporary time.
for that moment,
we are safe.
after she leaves,
i stretch
and try to think of different colors,
one for each way i could do it.
purple- sleeping pills.
blue- water.
silver- blades.
red- bullets.
yellow- don't do it.
brown- rope.
yellow.
yellow, yellow, yellow.
i tie back the curtains
and let the warmth spread
over my cold fingers and toes.
i capture the sunshine
in a mason jar
and release it in my mind
so it leaks into the gray corners
and reminds me why i'm still here.
flashback:
you remind me of plath.
white- ledge.
pink- cough syrup.
yellow yellow yellow.
good thought:
i don't want to remind him of plath.
i want to write light.
i want to pen the sun.
(one day.)
the next day
she wants to die,
i am angry—
not because she wants to die—
but because she might go before i get the chance to.
sick thought:
i want to kill myself first.
i want to be the first to go.
and when he said i reminded him of sylvia, some piece of my heart smirked and said
good
because part of me has always wanted to be a tragedy,
and i would love to see the ripple reactions:
the gathering in the gym where even the drunks are sober,
grieving for a girl they never knew;
ghosts sobbing for a haunted soul,
closed casket at the showing, but some try to pry it open because that's all they can do—
out of my head.
i push it out of my head.
i stick to yellow for six days,
gold and amber and citron and flax and lemon and mustard.
organic.
van gogh would be proud.
on the seventh day,
i stumble
and drop my palettes
and when i try to pick them up,
they feel heavy.
black- a combination of my favorites.
sick thought:
i can make this beautiful
if i do it properly.
if i twist this enough,
i can convince them i'm doing what's best.
if i stretch this enough,
i can make myself a martyr.
(but who am i
to think my death could change the world?)
two days of yellow,
#ffe931 and #ffdc4e.
#000000.
#000000.
#000001.
slowly i rise.
sick thought:
i like being this way.
i don't want to get better.
sick thought:
i am best when i am sad,
and depression is my only original material.
are these thoughts driving me
or am i driving them away?
the steering wheel submits to
my ripped, raw fingertips.
all this control.
i am in control.
sick thought:
i should drive into the ditch right now
and crash into the telephone pole
but the sun in my eyes is yellow,
so i am staying for twenty-four hours.
#F9FA57.