'Be anxious for nothing..." ~Philippians 4:6

Tuesday, June 23, 2026

TUESDAY THOUGHTS: TELEVISION

 































TUESDAY THOUGHTS: POETRY PROMPT

 

A TYRANT'S SONG


Who will come and dance for me?

Who will stroke my ego?

Who’s the next eager wannabe 

In my self-serving show?


Who will turn his back on Truth

Just to shake my hand?

Who will grovel, nail and tooth

To leap at my command?


Who will do my dirty work;

Excuse my every blunder

Have no idea how to repair 

All that I’ve torn asunder?



Who will gladly speak for me--

Defend what shouldn’t be?

Who will, out of stupidity 

Forfeit their dignity?


Who's tattered reputation will be

Squarely blamed on me?

Who will win the prize

For a lack of integrity?


Who cares not, what stain they leave

On their own legacy?

Who goes home to face the shame

Of their own family?


Who's distancing themselves?

Who thinks they'll safely get away?

Who's trying to remove the stench

They've wallowed in each day?


Who's singing a new tune

Who thinks that, soon, they will be free?

Will History forget

The way they pledged themselves to me?


Whose dance steps are slowing, now

Whose consciences are seared?

Who sees the writing on the wall--

The Justice they once feared?


Who sees now, that I never cared?

For, I'm despicable!

Who realizes now

That they are quite dispensable?


Who's heartbroken that I've had lots of fun

At their expense;

That loyalty to me, denotes

A dearth of common sense?


Who doubles down; parrots my lies

And brands himself a fool?

Who's in too deep; who forfeits sleep

To be a useful tool?


Who knows what happens to those

Who flee my community

Yet, confidently tell themselves

"It won't happen to me!"



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Thursday, June 18, 2026

THURSDAY THOUGHTS: TELEVISION

 

"Leadership has less to do with titles or rank, than helping others find their potential..."














"...resilience and pride can never be stolen."


















































"We can learn from the past, but America's story isn't frozen in the past..."

























































"Being a decent human being is a choice."







































































"Deep down in our hearts and souls, we all know right from wrong; we know selflessness from greed; righteousness from injustice..."