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Borders, Storms, and Paper Crowns

Verse 1 — Minneapolis

Blue lights on frozen avenues, the city holds its breath,

The biggest sweep a city’s known, marching step by step.

JD Vance flew in for favors, asking for the state’s right hand,

Subpoenas ... more

Wires and Weather

Verse 1

In Davos under winter glass, he said no guns for Greenland’s coast,

He wants the handshake, not the hulls, to bargain with the Danish host.

With NATO’s chair he drew a line, a framework sketched in Arctic light,

He shel... more

Flags on Ice, Streets on Fire

Verse 1

In Minneapolis, a poet’s name becomes a prayer.

Renee Good, a mother, lost to an ICE agent’s glare.

Days later, another federal spark lights the sky,

Crowds pour out, asking who, and asking why.

A judge dra... more

Under One Sky: Protests, Tariffs, and Testimony

Verse 1

In Minneapolis the candles meet the cold,

a name on a sign, Renee Good, we’re told.

Sirens hold their breath while troops wait in the wings,

the Guard stands ready but the street still sing... more

Standby Skies and Shifting Ice

Verse 1 – Minneapolis

In the winter light of Minneapolis, a name is on the wind,

Renee Good, a young mother, and a city pulled thin.

A second shot rang later, a Venezuelan man fell,

Soldiers wait in Alaska boots, l... more

Lines, Borders, and Bridges

Verse 1

In Minneapolis the winter air was sharp with grief,

Renee Good fell where the sirens sang disbelief,

A judge drew a line to shield the peaceful hands,

While the drumbeat of the Insurrection Act shook the land.... more

Ice, Wires, and Promises

Verse 1

Arctic wind cuts through a field of flags on snow,

Boot prints bloom where the glaciers glow.

They call it endurance, a drill with a warning tone,

France already landed, not standing alone.

Copenhagen and Washin... more

Rails of Fire, Winds of Change

Verse 1

In the northeast heat a steel arm fell,

Onto a singing rail and a crowded shell.

They were chasing speed on a foreign road,

When the carriages burned and the night wind bowed.

The builder bowed too, promis... more