written and posted by members of Lancashire Dead Good Poets' Society

Showing posts with label trust. Show all posts
Showing posts with label trust. Show all posts

Monday, 28 October 2013

Politics, Ice creams and Dreams

Politics, Ice creams and Dreams

I had a dream
And in that dream there was trust
And that trust was justified
And that trust was gratified
And that trust was unified
With all my brothers and sister

I had a dream
And in that dream politicians cared
And that caring led to happiness
And that caring rid us of hopelessness
And that caring gave us wholesomeness
For all my brothers and sister

I had a dream
And in that dream love conquered all
And that love put an end to hunger
And that love stopped the warmongers
And the love silenced the guns of thunder
Between all my brothers and sisters

Then I woke from this dream
And I spoke of this dream
Told my MP about this dream
To make reality this dream.

But I might as well have been driving
A car made or ice cream
For the good it did me.


Sunday, 27 October 2013

Trust: My list of ridiculous experiences.


As Plebgate rolls on and on, for 'lists' week I thought I'd share my most memorable encounters with the police. 

I will start by saying that, on the whole, I like to think I could trust the police. Most coppers I have met genuinely want to be a force for good, strive for an excellent service and, rather a lot like soldiers, are tarred by one or two knobheads that decide torture and power are perks of the job. This is ultimately headlined, written in large on the Daily Mail and made as fact. I like to think I could trust 99% of them, but in making this list, perhaps that number is just wildly optimistic.