Look What I’ve Become

Look what I’ve become

Politics made me rigid

Intolerant me

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Opposing views annoy me

Bringing out my darker side

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And I have to say

I don’t like it one little bit

It disappoints me

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~~ Dominic R. DiFrancesco ~~

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14 responses to “Look What I’ve Become”

  1. reocochran Avatar

    I don’t like the idea of rigidity nor feeling intolerant of others freedom. But I can relate to the anger at ignorance which sounds so unlike me!

    1. Dom DiFrancesco Avatar

      I not generally this way, only when it comes to politics and I know that it is totally wrong. I find the best ways to deal with this is first, not to listen to politics on the radio or television and secondly and most important, don’t talk about politics…unfortunately I have difficulty following these rules as evidenced by some of my poetry. I guess all I can do is to keep trying.

  2. williamleeone Avatar

    Straitlaced, leatherneck you ! ; )

    1. Dom DiFrancesco Avatar

      There was a time I was straitlaced, but not so much anymore. I find that I am getting far more liberal with age.

      1. williamleeone Avatar

        ; )

  3. Yoshiko Avatar

    What do you do to your darker side?

    1. Dom DiFrancesco Avatar

      I try to keep it under check though sometimes I fail miserably. :)

      1. Yoshiko Avatar

        Understand. Me too.

  4. mopana Avatar

    You’re right. Politics makes people anxious. I see this every day around me

    1. Dom DiFrancesco Avatar

      It certainly does and I really don’t like being that way. I am generally a very mild mannered person, but I find myself rigid when it comes to my political views.

  5. namelessneed Avatar
    namelessneed

    me too

    1. Dom DiFrancesco Avatar

      It’s nice to know I’m not alone, but it aggravates me that I take this so personally.

  6. THE RIPENING WANDERER Avatar

    It was for this very reason that when I was a child nobody was willing to discuss either their religion or their politics with anybody except the closest of kin or friends.

    1. Dom DiFrancesco Avatar

      We were the same way growing up, politics and religion were not polite to talk about sometimes even with the closest of kin or friends. Thank you John.

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