A Poem by Thayne Whipple
A Vote
Nov 3, 2015
I slowly walked down to the polls.
My head was hanging low.
For who or what I ought to vote,
I did not really know.
My head was hanging low.
For who or what I ought to vote,
I did not really know.
The choices seemed so loathsome, and
The candidates so weak.
In fact I think as bad does go
We've likely hit the peak.
The candidates so weak.
In fact I think as bad does go
We've likely hit the peak.
But as a patriot would do,
I swallowed hard and chose
The ones I thought would hurt me least ...
But one just never knows.
I swallowed hard and chose
The ones I thought would hurt me least ...
But one just never knows.
And then I thought how fortunate
We are to have a vote.
So bad or good, I love this land.
I'll end now on that note.
We are to have a vote.
So bad or good, I love this land.
I'll end now on that note.
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