Haiku for the March challenge-Politics, Government, Structures of Power

Meaning from nothing
Desire overpowers
Fall of world at hand


http://ipostr.com/pic-628-Politician







Written for the March challenge at http://cloakedmonk.com

Comments

Anonymous said…
Yes, desire overpowers. Desire for power, overpowers. This is when I go *head*desk*head*desk*

By the way, you can find me on Facebook at www.facebook.com/terrijane
Paulog30 said…
I agree, these politicians play with human lives like chess pieces. Making decisive moves to gain for self, through money and status!
Paulog30 said…
Ok will check it out! I am on Facebook under my name, Paulo Guimaraes.
Anonymous said…
LOVE the picture
Maggie said…
Sigh. And he builds a monument to himself.

Each brick in his building should have the name of every human who has died in Iraq and Afghanistan.
Paulog30 said…
Agreed! He was and still is a monster!
I still have hopes that this Middle East thing will work itself out. If I'm honest with myself, the only tyranny I'm faced with is the tyranny of taxes. I do not know how I'd react to living under a dictator, but I know that the U.S. needs to quit supporting these régimes. It is not our place to be kingmakers.
http://thepoetsquill.wordpress.com/
Paulog30 said…
I agree, we should have not been there in the first place. Always sticking our noses in other countries business, although many look to us as a crutch of support.
Paulog30 said…
As far as I know, we trained most of these Bin Laden flunkies back in the 80s, and look what happens,lol!
Anonymous said…
Sad and so very true!! One couldn't have put it any better than you just did here, Paulo..
I loathe these game-players!! Grrr
:)
Paulog30 said…
Hahahaha, I wonder how black their hearts are? Politicians make the Grinch look like a nice guy!! Well, the before Grinch,lol!
Anonymous said…
Wow. I admire poets that are capable of haiku. I've never been any good at making my point in a concise manner. You've executed this beautifully. I think I may try my hand at it tomorrow!
Paulog30 said…
You flatter me too much,lol! It is very hard, but I have been able to pop them out easily. I believe I have found my style. Good luck with it and check out some of the early Japanese haiku by Basho and others. Cannot remember some of the other writers. I have a few on my famous poet page.