Archive for the 'poetry' Category

12 April, 2022

Posted by Socrates in Biden, Biden administration, Big Biden Nightmare, poems, poetry at 5:17 pm | Permanent Link

Poetry by Joe Biden “Roses are red, Violets are blue, Why did the chicken cross the road?, to get to Fidel Castro!”

12 April, 2022

Posted by Socrates in Biden, Biden administration, Big Biden Nightmare, poems, poetry at 4:50 pm | Permanent Link

Poetry by Joe Biden “Roses are red, Violets are blue, I’m kind of crazy, and so am I!”

11 January, 2018

Posted by Socrates in Black Cities, black crime, poems, poetry, Socrates, white nationalism, White philosophy, White thought at 3:46 pm | Permanent Link

Bunnies, bunnies everywhere, so many it makes you think Bunnies, bunnies everywhere, soon you’ll need a shrink! (with apologies to Samuel Taylor Coleridge, although I wonder how he would feel about negroes?)

11 May, 2017

Posted by Socrates in 'Hillarycare', America, America-the-sitcom, health care, jewed culture, jewed politics, Jewish genetics, Jewish power, Obamacare, poems, poetry, Socrates at 1:12 pm | Permanent Link

“Jews, Jews, every where, And all the White power did shrink; Jews, Jews, every where, Nor did anyone raise a stink!” — stolen from the poem “The Rime of the Ancient Mariner.” The USA? Why not rename it “the JewSA”? Not only was the Obamacare architect a Jew, but the “Hillarycare” architect was also a […]

29 May, 2014

Posted by Socrates in America-the-sitcom, ancient Greece, black icons, Black literature, literature, media, poetry, pop culture, Socrates, Western civilization, Western culture, Western decline at 3:22 pm | Permanent Link

A no-talent Black poet dies and our pop culture cries big tears about it. Angelou (her real name was Johnson) was a lyric poet, and lyric poetry is a White/Western thing. Angelou was a negro, so it was never going to work (like trying to put a square peg into a round hole). In fact, […]

17 June, 2011

Posted by Socrates in 'easy credit', bankers, banking, gold, literature, poems, poetry, Socrates, Western culture at 5:22 pm | Permanent Link

“O Gold! I still prefer thee unto paper, Which makes bank credit like a bank of vapour.” — quote from Don Juan by the poet Lord Byron (1788-1824).

11 August, 2010

Posted by Socrates in literature, poems, poetry, Socrates, White thought at 1:13 am | Permanent Link

The famed poet Byron (1788-1824) had a flair for words, you have to admit, even if you aren’t a fan of poetry: [Website].

22 July, 2006

Posted by alex in poetry at 6:42 am | Permanent Link

The charm Whenever I am feeling sad, Because an argument is lost, I simply emulate my Dad, And scream his hate word, ‘Holocaust’.