TAKE BACK THE CITIES, TOWNS AND CORNFIELDS OF AMERICA

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They look down from their penthouse

and turn up their nose

They see us all

as a murder of crows

Bunch of pests

and foul nuisances

Trying to eat of their crops!

Not sons

and daughters

and mommas

and pops

They don’t want to hear

of our lower class rambling

Why shan’t we continue

our financial gambling?

Their scarecrow is the media

Which deems us all decadent

We shall not yield

The cornfield

For we are

the 99 percent!

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I am the owner of The Appeal To Safety. The Appeal to Safety is a Construction Safety Management/ Safety Consulting business. We provide Site Safety Managers/ Site Safety Coordinators/ Concrete Safety Managers/ Construction Site Fire Safety Managers for prospective NYC Construction companies that are well-versed in NYC Dept. of Buildings, FDNY, CDC, DOT and other relevant government agency codes and regulations/ safety standards. We also can provide EHS Construction Safety Managers for Heavy Civil Construction projects based in New York City and vicinity. We have a vast database of Licensed Safety Managers that we utilize to find Outstanding Safety Manager Candidates for our clients. Please contact for any and all of your Construction Safety needs! Together we will make The Appeal to Safety! Enjoy my original poetry with curated music videos! Have a great day!

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