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March 6, 2019
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It’s not so hard to pretend to listen, 

   they’re just not naturally industrious 

to take the path of least resistance, 

   half are in gangs and the other half 

the path of go-along-to-get-along, 

   you’ve got to admit they’ve ruined the schools 

I see your point, a lie

   want to be single mothers so they can

on the giant border wall of lies

   never mind it’s our taxes supporting 

required to set boundaries,

   crash into you for the insurance 

freshen poisoned air, 

   you’d think they’d make an effort to learn English

venom bottled, fangs capped  

   that’s why we’ve got to stop the flow 

behind a pleasant smile


Paula Rudnick is a former television writer and producer who has spent the past 30 years as a volunteer for nonprofit organizations.

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