Poem a day continues to be steadfast
In its refusal to be bamboozled
And steals a battle cry and the royal we,
And declares
We will not be assimilated!
We will not be assimilated!
We will not shutdown.
Poem a day issues a call to arms.
We call on all poets,
All writers and artist,
All open mikers everywhere,
To remember
The pen is mightier than the sword,
The pen is mightier than the sword,
(speaking in the long-run, of course)
To continue the tradition of
To continue the tradition of
Raging against the machine.
And becoming a public nuisance.
What can they do to us?
What can they do to us?
We’re already broke and get paid a pittance.
Call them out, play no favorites,
Take no politician prisoner.
Stand with Poem a day
And give me a good excuse for using the we
When I say we will not be silenced,
We will not stop stealing phrases
Until they pry the pen
From my cold dead fingers,
Or my backside from the chair
In front of this keyboard.
Stand with poem a day and
Sit down and write.
By the way, if you foxian journalist
Want to come back to the light,
That would be cool, too.
This has been another communique from poem a day.
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