Police Chief Michael Cloutier has written a poem, much worse than any poem ever written by any 3rd grade student, with every sentence rhyming with the one before, end of the most amazing part is out this embarrassing, primal, stupid as shit poem has actually 'gone viral' !! it's a well-known fact that law enforcement agencies will not hire you unless you have an IQ less than 100, but the fact that this embarrassing poem went viral proves how stupid everybody else is as well.
HERE'S HIS STUPID POEM
If you could see what I have seen, maybe you’d understand, it takes a special kind of person, who opts to make a stand.
If you could see what I have seen, you’d have a ringside seat to life, it is not always full of sugar and roses, often there is strife.
If you could see what I have seen, the holidays aren’t always merry, we labor day in and day out, always to protect your family.
If you could see what I have seen, you’d understand the cost, that consumes a loving mother, when her 2 year old is lost.
If you could see what I have seen, you’d understand their pain, when you tell his parents in the middle of the night that his death was not in vain.
If you could see what I have seen, you’d understand the grief, the entire family suffers from what he injects underneath.
If you could see what I have seen, you’d opt to go in, because you know that someone is trapped from within.
If you could see what I have seen, you’d know a family’s care, reading the last message on her cell phone, knowing she is not there.
If you could see what I have seen, you’d recognize it in her eyes, when that child speaks, you’re the only one not surprised.
If you could see what I have seen, you’d chase him near and far, for what he did to that little boy, left a huge emotional scar.
If you could see what I have seen, you’d understand the truth, the media paints a picture that is erroneous and uncouth.
If you could see what I have seen, you might choose other work, because you’d feel that this one takes much more than it is worth.
If you could see what I have seen, you’d experience the uncertainty, while my family waits to hear from me, knowing it’s often dirty.
If you could see what I have seen, you’d help to lead the way, hoping to ensure that everyone goes home that day.
If you could see what I have seen, you’d know there are miracles all around, and realize your daily sacrifice, helps communities abound.
If you could see what I have seen, you’d understand his will, when a 9 year old loses his father, the impact is forever still.
If you could see what I have seen, the stories are all true, but the scars are not always visible, not even to you.
If you could see what I have seen, you’d understand what I do, it’s not in vain, the reason is simple; I do it all for you.
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