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Best Documentary Poems


Tribute Documentary Zimbabwes Forgotten Children
New draft Zimbabwe’s 




Tribute Documentary Zimbabwe’s Forgotten Children


Mama will be left behind when I die
I’m too sick to survive
My education was put to an end
When papa had no more to spend
We walk over sewage water
And sell plastic bottles for cents
We eat leafy greens and maze...

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Categories: documentary, death, education, health, hope,
Form: Narrative
Tribute To the Tenement Documentary
Tribute to “The Tenement” Documentary 

All I know is fix’ n
Sweep’n and mopp’n 
Wash’n
And dust’n
I reckon, I’m the only one doing work around here 
I must raise ‘m up right 
Even in this South side of Chicago slum

Late afternoon children play house
Others wheel tires down...

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Categories: documentary, america, black african american,
Form: Narrative
Documentary
Tonight on TV
A generation defined
Radical and loud

Where was I back then?
Out in the garage painting
Trying to make my mark

Forming a collage
Fragments of experience
Quietly plodding

The music was on
The words fillling up my head
Fantasy pressures

Yearning to belong
Cautious laughing at the jokes
Not understanding

The rockers look old
They have white...

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Categories: documentary, art
Form: Haiku

Book: Radiant Verses: A Journey Through Inspiring Poetry



Tribute To the Street Kids of Mumbai Documentary
Tribute to The Street Kids of Mumbai Documentary  


I  used to pick pockets
And steal tomato at the market place
I beg on the streets of Mumbai, India’s largest city
I stop drivers and ask for spare change 
I usually get a few rupees -25 cents
I’m...

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Categories: documentary, childhood, children, devotion, environment,
Form: Narrative
Documentary Lights
Currently watching a documentary

About a successful renowned
footballer

Who's home life was thus

Father beat him on every occasion

His mother told him she wished
he was never born

So he played out at school
by means of ill discipline

Yet went on to become and
make a success of himself

And yet i bet...

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Categories: documentary, slam,
Form: Free verse
Tribute To Travel To Manila Philippines and Make This Poor Old Lady Happy Documentary
Tribute to Travel to Manila Philippines and Make This Poor Old Lady Happy...Documentary 




Old wood in Manila ,Philippines 
In a narrow alleyway
Old roof collapse 
Converted into a wall
No doors
But window panels
An old, wooden ladder 
For stairs 
Grandma has fallen many a times
Climbing up to the...

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Categories: documentary, appreciation, blessing, business, celebration,
Form: Narrative



Every Human a Documentary
Boiling head
troublesome desires
searching hands	
open mouth
storehouse belly
restless limbs
curious camera eyes
laboratory tongue
test tube nostrils
and software brain
but no device for replay
the rich documentary...

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Categories: documentary, baby, humanity, satire, wisdom,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member A Dvd Documentary
If any of you happen to be Netflix members, 
you may want to put this on your DVD list.
I've never viewed a more touching film that has ever been presented like this.
It's titled Billy The Kid but it is NOT about the famous young cowboy...

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Categories: documentary, , high school,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Documentary Ii
I step inside Walmart with no pep
today is silent with hardly any talk
there waiting for me to put in cent’s
surprised, yeah
one shouts not a penny
a penny I will give them
for waste of wait time and effort 
not a new shiny one
but a old dirty one
he’s...

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Categories: documentary, sorry,
Form: Free verse
A Tribute To the Documentary Shelter
A Tribute to the Documentary “Shelter”

Don’t  know ‘bout no talking 
Or no soul search’n
But I must thrive , right?

Don’t know ‘bout no tears
Don’t know ‘bout no fears 
I done seen too much to cry now

I stay shooting for Mars in my veins
To the memory...

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Categories: documentary, america, appreciation, caregiving, dedication,
Form: Free verse
Documentary
It’s December on the docks
But I’m dressed for July
And I’m shivering and cold
Under a bleak winter sky.
There’s just piles of rubble
Where Chandlers stores stood
Homeless folk are gathered
Around bonfires of wood.

An old Fridge Freezer lies 
Among bricks, dust and weeds,
Already a fly dumping ground
It seems rubbish...

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Categories: documentary, emotions, environment,
Form: Rhyme
Shuffa's Assignment
Defined as dull or lacking luster
it became the word they used to
speak of O'aho. 
who's real name was Cephalopod
but none would speak of the person
with that name.

Instead for days, they would look
at him and not speak, than one day
when his food looked and smelled
best, those...

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Categories: documentary, anti bullying, appreciation, beauty,
Form: Ballad
Premium Member The migration of birds
Samantha, my cat, put on her glasses
and sat by the tv today..
Besides being cute she's very astute
at keeping winter blues at bay..
When she can't find her pen, she'll
turn on CNN and see what their
commentators say,
but it's really not her turf so other
channels she'd surf, until...

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Categories: documentary, bird, cat,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Say Dog See Dog
Say Dog See Dog 
By David J Walker

How much easier it would be
If dreams came with closed captioning
And a laugh-track 
and perhaps Applause
 at appropriate intervals 

A deep-voiced narrator 
and serious music
Could help explain each frame in 
Historic context 
of tonight’s documentary

And if the editor...

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Categories: documentary, allegory, dream,
Form: Rhyme
Oh Father What Fear
OH FATHER WHAT FEAR
SONGWRITER: MIGDALIA TORRES


OH FATHER - OH FATHER
WHAT FEAR - WHAT FEAR
ON SEPTEMBER 11,2001
THE TERROR CAME NEAR

AS I SAT AND WATCHED HELPLESS
I SHED ALL THOSE TEARS, YOU SEE THERE
WAS SO MANY PEOPLE CRYING WITH FEAR

THE HELL OF THOSE TWO AIRPLANES FIRES
HAD MADE THE...

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Categories: documentary, 10th grade, 11th grade,
Form: Bio

Book: Reflection on the Important Things