Rest assured, dear readers, our border control force of deputized Klansmen is in Minneapolis to protect us from the rapists and criminals trudging up from the drug-infested jungles of Mexico and Central America. Truth be told, the first place that comes to mind when one thinks about the issue of border security, criminal illegals, and election-year caravans is Minneapolis, no? You know they’re up there infiltrating our flour mills and cereal factories and butter making plants – taking our jobs and eating our pets!
Honestly, though, I can’t stop thinking about those domestic terrorists who have tried to stop the vital work on the part of the ICEstapo – those who have been justifiably murdered, injured, abducted and harassed by official agents of our government. And I can’t stop thinking of that little five-old terrorist in the bunny hat. Just what was he up to? Something nefarious, no doubt – but one thing’s for sure: that little free-loading imp was likely taking some white child’s spot at an exclusive American pre-school on a DEI scholarship. It’s high time he was zip-tied and imprisoned.
Honestly, though, I can’t stop thinking about those domestic terrorists who have tried to stop the vital work on the part of the ICEstapo – those who have been justifiably murdered, injured, abducted and harassed by official agents of our government. And I can’t stop thinking of that little five-old terrorist in the bunny hat. Just what was he up to? Something nefarious, no doubt – but one thing’s for sure: that little free-loading imp was likely taking some white child’s spot at an exclusive American pre-school on a DEI scholarship. It’s high time he was zip-tied and imprisoned.
I will admit, though, that the little scamp has called to mind two poems by Emmett Lee Dickinson, Emily Dickinson’s third cousin, twice removed – at her request. The first, “My heart’s been broke so long,” is below on the left. Dickinson’s poem inspired his third cousin Emily to pen her poem, “This heart that broke so long,” below on the right.
| By Emmett Lee Dickinson: My heart’s been broke so long – But now my faith’s been flagged – My spirit’s watched for hope in vain, As agents mock the dead – ICE overtook the Bunny That stood in terror, there, A little schoolboy from the nest Imprisoned now I hear. | By Emily Dickinson: This heart that broke so long – These feet that never flagged – This faith that watched for star in vain, Give gently to the dead – Hound cannot overtake the Hare That fluttered panting, here, Nor any schoolboy rob the nest Tenderness builded there. |
The other is a shorter, experimental work called “so much depends,” and this poem inspired William Carlos Williams to pen his poem with the same opening line.
| By Emmett Lee Dickinson: THE BLUE BUNNY HAT so much depends upon the blue bunny hat exposing pure terror beside the white Klansman | By William Carlos Williams: THE RED WHEELBARROW so much depends upon a red wheel barrow glazed with rain water beside the white chickens |
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