Poem: Rest in peace, Ted Turner

Rest in Peace Ted Turner You, purveyor of 24-Hour News Cycles You have captured our time with Truths, half-truths, outright lies Global, national, 24/7, year after year CNN and N and N… on into infinity Rest in Peace Ted Turner while We are assaulted, bombarded with Graphs, and analysis, and commentary on our condition No longer are we permitted to Reflect, discuss and debate There’s a new crisis, A world of tragedy To draw our attention And numb our senses Rest in Peace Ted Turner Father of immediacy of ‘H … (read more)

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