"Utmost good faith"
that never was
with the election
of this man who
continues to find
new lows, as impossible
as this seems, and I
in good faith can only
weave a tapestry of love
and acceptance, my little
force against the evil
dwelling in a white house
(Inspired by a short line in the Northwest Ordinance enacted by Congress in 1787: "The utmost faith shall always be observed toward the Indians." Our country is nothing but broken promises.)
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