Proving once again his mastery over the elemental forces of life, President Obama held a poetry jam today in the White House, an event that could possibly be the most important thing to ever happen in the history of the world. Dazzled reporters were left temporarily at a loss for words. The Sun rose in the west. Sea levels receded and The White Hispanic laid down with the True Hispanic.
Using at its theme the Newtown tragedy first up was Attorney General Eric Holder who read his poem entitled “I Walked the Halls.”
I saw dried blood on the walls
I walked the halls where these unspeakable acts took place
I saw horrific crime scene photos
Yeaaaaaaaaa!
I keep a close watch on this heart of mine
I keep my eyes wide open because who knows when the gun nuts will strike again
I saw the dried blood on the walls
Because I have brains in my hand
I walk the halls
Holder’s poem left people in tears. After a three minute standing ovation it was Vice President Joe Biden’s turn as he read from his poem called “Zapruder in Connecticut.”
Riddled!
Riddled!
Not Just Shot. Riddled!
Skulls blown open!
Brains in my hand
Gruesome dripping blood
Limbs shot off
Skulls exploded
It’s Zapruder in Connecticut
Gunshots bitches
Biden’s poem ended with the audience stunned, moved to silence by his mastery of words. Obama ally Senator Dianne Feinstein was next with her poem “Doubting NRA.”
Describe the wounds
Describe the bullet holes in these small bodies
Imploding bullets in block of flesh-like substance
NRA?
NRA put your finger in the bullet holes
You have learned to believe
because you have seen the effects of gun violence
Blessed are those who have not seen and abhor gun violence
Top-rated talk show host phenomenon Piers Moran read a portion from his new book, “I know what’s best for America.”
Tell me about it
The dried blood
Tell me all about it
I want to know every detail
The stench of blood
Excites me
Take me back to that day
I want to live it over and over again
Blood, gore
Bullets shooting through flesh
I want to see the pictures
For the children
Noted documentarian Michael Moore read a poem entitled “See!”
Let us see
At close range
Flesh torn off babies
Let us see bullets out of a
Bushmaster and what they do
to little babies bodies
Violence in act
Violence in speech
is wrong
Flesh torn off by a fusillade of bullets
This is why we need abortion
Mothers aborting their children in the womb
will prevent flesh being torn off by bullets
Departing from protocol somewhat, Moore read his entire work while eating a double bacon cheeseburger. Critics speculated that perhaps the double bacon cheeseburger was a prop that was supposed to represent the flesh of babies being torn apart and that his teeth represented an assault rifle.
The poetry jam ended with former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton who read a poem called “Howl at the fusillade.”
I saw the best babies of my generation
destroyed by bullets
dragging themselves through the kindergarten streets at dawn
Looking for an angry fix
Semen!
Semen on a blue dress
What does this have to do with gun violence?
I don’t know but I wanted to shoot Bill when I found out about
Semen on a blue dress!
And with that the poetry jam was over. President Obama thanked everyone who attended and reminded them that “We have work ahead of us. The Republicans, you know, are obsessed with violence.”
He then invited everyone into the dining room to feast on blood pudding.
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Truly amazing how each one managed to weave pet themes into the poetry. Another great job of reporting, M.I.
By the way, I was kind of loooking forward to President Obama’s poem. Was he waiting to get approval from Michelle?
Or Axelrod?
Or Ayres?
Spelling “looking” with an extra “o” is my contribution to the Manhatten Infidel poetry jam, I guess.
President Obama is writing a 64,000 word epic about gun violence in America called “The Assault Rifle Oddysey.” Should be ready next year.