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A Poem on Fauci and ‘Dead Puppies,’ by Joe Tessitore

October 29, 2021
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poems A Poem on Fauci and 'Dead Puppies,' by Joe Tessitore

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Dead Puppies

On a break from the propaganda mill
I found puppies I thought I could kill,
So I shot them with zombie-rich juice—
I am Fauci, I need no excuse.

I just couldn’t believe how they screech,
So I cut all their cords that make speech
And returned to my silent research,
In an atmosphere just like a church.

Count the bodies and do your own math,
I’m a white-coated smug psychopath
And responded to my nation’s call,
I’m the Vaccine Man loved by you all.

On to children now twelve down to five—
All the twenty-four million—still alive!

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Joe Tessitore is a retired New York City resident and poet.

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Comments 13

  1. Cheryl Corey says:
    5 years ago

    Wowzer! As an NYC resident, maybe you can whip up something about city workers defying the jab mandate? I understand the garbage is piling up too. Have at it, Joe! You’re on a roll!

    Reply
  2. Mike Bryant says:
    5 years ago

    “To me, it’s unconscionable that a society uses its children as shields for adults. Children do not have a significant risk from this illness… Are we [as] a society, a civilization… going to inject our children with an experimental drug that they don’t have a significant benefit from, to shield ourselves?”
    —Dr. Scott Atlas

    Who are we? Aren’t we better than this?
    —Mike Bryant

    Reply
    • Sally Cook says:
      5 years ago

      Mike —
      That’s a question I’ve been asking myself for some time.
      For me, it started with the arts. In painting I saw people restricting themselves and their ideas in order to “fit in.” In poetry, the work of formalist students seemed so much better than free versers. Why? Soon everything began to stem from avarice, greed and self-interest. Religion declined.
      Now I know the individual is where you will find decency, and that is where I look for it.
      Thanks, Mike, for speaking out on the decline of just about everything !

      Reply
  3. Mo says:
    5 years ago

    May Fauci suffer what those dogs suffered!!!!!

    Reply
  4. C.B. Anderson says:
    5 years ago

    Alarm bells go off whenever anyone dares to speak the truth. Keep them ringing, Joe!

    Reply
  5. Susan Jarvis Bryant says:
    5 years ago

    Joe, you pipped me to the post with this poem and I applaud you for keeping truth to the fore with your chilling and hard-hitting words. What sort of evil person could do this? “a white-coated smug psychopath” that’s who! Let’s hope the plight of those poor puppies will open a few eyes… the content of the experimental jabs and the VAERS report certainly haven’t.

    Reply
    • Joe Tessitore says:
      5 years ago

      I told Mike that your last posting seemed to me to go beyond writing – it’s as if you’ve been given the ability to breathe life into your work.
      I wrote a short one a while ago that comes to mind:

      The Coarsest Thread

      We are indeed a tapestry,
      All woven by the Hand Divine.
      These brilliant threads right next to me,
      My job it is to make them shine.

      Reply
      • Susan Jarvis Bryant says:
        5 years ago

        Joe, thank you for your beautiful words, and I love the sentiment of your poem. From its humbling title to its shining closing line, it sings to me. I feel exactly the same! Keep those threads shining, Joe… and keep bringing us (your ever-grateful readers) the truth in poetry that I’m certain makes a difference!

        Reply
  6. David Watt says:
    5 years ago

    Thanks Joe for writing this hard-hitting poem. I hadn’t read the gruesome
    research details, and found it particularly sick that vocal cordectomies were
    performed, not to mention all the other procedures overseen by Fauci.

    Reply
  7. Sally Cook says:
    5 years ago

    There were needless cruel painful “experiments” performed on children by the Nazis not so long ago. And for years, in this country we have alklowed awful things to be done to small helpless animals.so we can have “safer” makeup for vain women. So it is nothing new here.
    Awful.
    Joe, don’t let those lovely beagles be forgotten. They gave their lives to wake us up!

    Reply
  8. Ben Colder says:
    5 years ago

    If this guy was a republican or a Trumpster you could hear the fake news screaming all the way to China but being as how he is a Traitor Joe ass kisser nothing much will come of it the old double standard at its best.This has to stop this guy Falsie is something else he is a monster and yet he just keeps on ticking.

    Reply
  9. Peter Hartley says:
    5 years ago

    Joe – I hesitated to respond to your poem until I had read the remarks of others because I know little of Fauci and next to nothing of his nefarious activities. Thank you for drawing this horror, perpetrated in the name of science, to my attention in such a hard-hitting fashion. The photograph of those two beagle corpses will stay in my mind for a very long time to come.

    Reply
  10. Mike Bryant says:
    5 years ago

    And if you thought the puppy experiments were bad, what about the orphaned AIDS babies that Fauci killed?

    It gets worse… and worse:

    https://www.naturalnews.com/2021-10-28-fauci-funded-inhumane-medical-experimentation-aids-orphans.html

    The video of the defenseless babies being tortured is damning.

    Reply

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