Best Humanitarian Poems

Copyright © 2008 #03
4/12/2008 // (Edited: 1/22/2013/lp
(a historical glimpse of humanity's rise)

*This poetic epic begins with the
greatest sin against humanity

*This poem is dedicated to all
serving and protecting the
¨Basic Rights of Mankind¨

Once, mankind was forgiven from sin
but continue to embrace it like a trend

After the Flood...

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The last incentive, souls be found
in large, monopolizing's wait
wrong's closeness, jeopardizing sound
and even breath ways lose relate.

That joint remorse, my neighbor's frowned
to but cause worry, replicate
my higher level, hope's astound
is bartered down to captivate.

The slavery of unholy bound
does figure out its own remorse,
tries chastity with...

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US-NATO “humanitarian” intervention in libya haiku

10-2-5

replacing somebody who won’t do our 
bidding 
with someone who will...

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When Red Cross Was A Humanitarian Organisation 

When Red Cross Was A Humanitarian Organisation
Her father was so visionary
Her children were so caring
Her services were so sharing
Her voice was so mandatory 


When Red Cross Was A Humanitarian Organisation
Her mission was to alleviate human suffering
Her vision was...

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Margaret didn't consider herself beautiful,
on the contrary, others thought she was;
she could have been a performer, a model...
an actress, but none of these was her call.


Margaret had a flair for languages, and she   
spoke them fluently like a native, not as a foreign;...

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I dreamed a dream so vivid and true
Lucid, this magical woman just happened to be you.
Offered hand, selfless as you embraced my fears
Kindness overwhelmed which led to my tears.

Still apprehensive, how thoughtful you are
You cherished me, as much as I cherish a falling star.
Blessed and...

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I only worship at my own altar
I do not even go to nightclubs 
I do not even know the Kaaba 
Or kneel for a word of prayer 
Not even a chant in the stadium 
I do not even like talking to others 
When I do...

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Dear Humanitarian Poet, 
Do  not weave your fabric of myth
or speak to us in grand verse
telling of the song of the spheres
or the days before this dark time
Pen down to erase the darkness 
Let the ink of your pen 
Wipes out our tears and...

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He Had Been A Humanitarian

Had been a natural born humanitarian;
Never ate meat and was a vegetarian;
What a wonder;
Spell are under;
A great and gorgeous good Samaritan.

Jim Horn

You can make any comments that
you want to and so desire. Does
this sound like you?...

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Noshing time 
for but a moment muzzled 
to bring vaccinations 
up to date

Far from a ceasefire 
this is but a pause 
without relief
for the pending prey
it is palpable 

The paws that pace
the hackles that raise 
the eyes that are laser fixed
that a purpose bred 
purpose...

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Christmas ...besides gifts
   could we offer hope, future
   its not so hard, tempt......

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This picture is of the Columbine flower by John Denver.
(He was dead long before the shootings at Columbine.)

 
In my life, I was  so blessed to meet you.
You cherished all people, nature, and I think
God designed His glorious sky just for you, too!

Besides your...

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When your ambition didn’t tally with mine, 
we had to learn to steer a common course. 
Our earlier dreams withered on the vine 

Our individual pasts were our source. 
In the interest of our joint future 
we had to learn to steer a common course....

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The tree sheds tears when 
It's leaves are shed in the glen
It feels a piece of it is ripped apart
When the fruits rot and fall from it like a dart
It feels pained when the beautiful flowers wilt
But it feels pushed to the hilt
When mankind ,...

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Humanity.
Loving, unconditionally.
Caring, helping, forgiving.
Making the world better.
Humanitarian....

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