Politically Correct


Both sides of the spectrum,
have their minds up their rectum,
when it comes to being fair,
to the creative everywhere.

The word is our kingdom,
where we tell it like it is,
all words have their meaning,
all words have their bliss.

One may not like what the words mean,
their origins from the dregs of mouth,
but they are words, nonetheless,
I should never be whitewashed out.

Especially when one has a point of view,
that others find abhorrent with what they do,
if free discourse is not allowed,
freedom of speech is disavowed.

History has been censored,
for a very long time.
Revealing the truth,
it is not always sublime.

But the truth must always be told,
even if told by only the very bold.
It must not be redacted from history,
like some evil black stain.

That must be washed,
in the light of new information,
from under the dust of time,
with refreshing clean rain.

All words should be allowed,
to rout out the deceptive wrong,
and no words used to bring out,
any angry foolish throng.


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Image © Jaime Munoz in TheOrion.com


One of my pet peeves is the inability of me
to use the words in the English language to
express myself as a writer. It seems that
software has now become self-censoring and
it's a real drag on by writing. I don't like
words being used to bully or demean, so often
used in political pronouncements. But I think
that young people should be aware of the mean-
ing of all words, especially if they are words
that have been used to put people down. Censoring
books or limiting access to books is akin to burning them.

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