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Nationalists

Nationalists 

Demonise the religious extremism with full force 
How sweet it is that I am with you 
Be it Islam, Christianity, Hinduism or Buddhism
No heck to distinguish any one from the others 
They are the same weed of the same soil 
Eating up the crop of humanity 
But what about nationalism and its product the nationalists 
They are not less criminals when they go to kill millions 
In the name of nations or in the name of races 
Think of the world wars first and second 
And count in your fingers the deaths and devastation 
They bought upon us, upon our humanity 
I am here to declare a Jihad against those who are to say 
Peace is not profitable but war is 
And national interest is above anything else 
Rather than the interest of human being 
I am also against those hypocrites who say 
Nuclear weapons are meant for peace 
Nothing can be more bull **** than this 
Do you agree with me? 
Shall we meet in a corner of lighted street?
Or are you from the same group of garbage nationalist? 
Any difference of opinion from you is the answer 
And yet I will not  hate you 
Kindly from me take the unbreakable promise.
Categories: nationalists, wisdom, world war i,
Form: Free verse

Tales of Dedan

I am Dedan
I tell tales
Tales of fight
Tales of freedom
Freedom to breathe
Freedom to think
Think to prosper
Think to liberate
Liberate Humanity
Liberate my land
Land is the mother
Land of my origin
Origin of human
Origin to be evolved
Evolved you are
Evolved from this land
Land you have ruled
Land you have exploited
Exploited peoples
Exploited to profit
Profit demands more
Profit demands all
All is not yours
All are human
Human feelings
Human face
Face the truth
Face to face
Face it nicely
Face divine eyes
Eyes don’t lie
Eyes will see
See the resemblance
See all equal
Equal we are 
Equal are the rights
Rights to retrieve
Rights to render
Render love
Render amity
Amity can resolve
Amity got the power
Power to excel
Power to be kind
Kind to mankind
Kind to Dedan
Dedan did fight
Dedan fought for freedom
Freedom
Fight

27.04.16


Dedan Kimathi Waciuri (31 October 1920 – 18 February 1957) born Kimathi wa Waciuri, was a leader of the Mau Mau which led an armed military struggle known as the Mau Mau uprising against the British colonial government in Kenya in the 1950's. A highly controversial character, Kimathi's life has been subject to intense propaganda by both the British government who saw him as a terrorist, and Kenyan nationalists who view him as the heroic figurehead of the Mau Mau rebellion. Despite being viewed with disdain by the Jomo Kenyatta regime and subsequent governments, Kimathi and his fellow Mau Mau rebels are now officially recognised as heroes in the struggle for Kenyan independence by the incumbent government.This follows passage of a new Constitution in 2010 calling for recognition of national heroes, amid a dismaying trend in post-independent Kenya where benefits of the freedom struggle largely went to those who did little in its behalf while those who sacrificed the most went neglected or dishonoured. Dedan's role is perhaps the most memorable and heroic in the struggle to free Africans from the colonial yoke. His capture and execution in 1957 led to the eventual defeat of the uprising by the British colonial government. [Source Wikipaedia]
Categories: nationalists, conflict, freedom, life, racism,
Form: Blitz

Premium Member If Ever I Had a Country : Lxxii - Continued-

IF EVER I HAD A COUNTRY : LXXII

IF ever I had a country with or without nationality
And if ever I were elected or nominated Chief Patriot of this God-forsaken mis-carriaged country
And if ever my country - minus the nation - were to be on the verge of being invaded by other countries which religiously subscribe to the notion of " God-bless-us-first " in all exclusivity
I would make it the point of utmost urgence to challenge such insolent uppity countries on their concept of nationality by tabling a motion on the definition of patriotism as opposed to that of nationalism in the United Nations General Assembly
All at the risk of being expelled from that august self-effacing ineffective body and my own blasted country in utter ignominy
And I'd command all patriots to take up arms against and shoot at sight the back-thumping nationalists within my country for fear they may join hands with the invading xenophobic nationalists to enslave and throttle all patriots - y compris the Chief Patriot - in my dear old patrie
And this, even if I were to be unconstitutionally nominated Chief Patriot by all die-hard  nationalists in within my own country
Even if I never ever had no country not legitimately sworn in at the United Nations General Assembly

© T. Wignesan - Paris, November 20, 2018
© T Wignesan  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: nationalists, betrayal, patriotic, satire, slavery,
Form: Dramatic Monologue

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Premium Member Erin's Autumn

The scent of the sea in Erin's cool air
Captivates me and I wish I were there.

Such colors displayed in ivy that crawls
Weaving its way over ancient rock walls.

I recall my awe of every hue
The last time I bid sweet Erin adieu.

I felt embraced by Autumn's breezy arms
When deeply engaged by all of her charms.

Pipes that were played in a passing parade,
Impassioned mem'ries over hill and glade,

Help to remind me that once long ago
My ancestors lived, yet had to let go.

They journeyed across the turbulent sea
To reach a new land in home of the free.

I always rejoice in songs we still sing
When feelings return that fall colors bring.

 © Connie Marcum Wong

Note:
[1]Poets and nineteenth-century Irish nationalists used Erin in English as a romantic name for Ireland.[2] Often, "Erin's Isle" was used. In this context, along with Hibernia, Erin is the name given to the female personification of Ireland, but the name was rarely used as a given name, probably because no saints, queens, or literary figures were ever called Erin. [3]According to Irish mythology and folklore, the name was originally given to the island by the Milesians after the goddess Ériu.
Categories: nationalists, autumn,
Form: Couplet

Premium Member A National Travesty

How can they lament their injustice in a divided land
While seeking to undermine fundamental truths
Would mock the central tenets of our democracy
Would steal from common folk their right to ballot

While seeking to undermine fundamental truths
White nationalists, Proud Boys, scoffing at decency
Would steal from common folk their right to ballot
Make a travesty of the core values we hold sacred

White nationalists, Proud Boys, scoffing at decency
Would mock the central tenets of our democracy
Make a travesty of the core values we hold sacred
How can they lament their injustice in a divided land
Categories: nationalists, america, bullying, conflict, political,
Form: Pantoum

A Poets Dozen India

What is happening
nationalists killing
my free India

Hindus lynching minorities for a cow
Is the prime minister happy now?

Why is a cow more precious than a woman?
Why the hypocrisy when Hindus eat Beef to

All religions should live in peace & harmony
Jai Hind is our national call of unity
we all sing the same anthem symphony
we live together share the same identity
only the devil causes nationalistic supremacy

A poets dozen contest
by Silent One
31/10/15
© Gagan Gill  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: nationalists, abuse,
Form: Free verse


Spiritual Strategies For Trump Times

We're in the midst of trump times and 
We need to understand 
That that individual in the White House 
Is not a righteous man 
He's all about division, discord 
And disarray 
And when a domestic terror act occurred 
He did not have much to say 
White nationalists staged a rally to keep 
A confederate statue in place 
No regard and no respect for any other 
Ethnicity nor any other race 
A group of anti- protesters were in a
Peaceful march as well 
Until a nationalist in a car mowed them down 
Causing utter hell

We're in trump times the country's 
Moral barometer has done a reverse 
We're in trump times trust and believe
It can only get worse
Threats against the North Koreans 
Who are launching potential weapons to kill
Instead of using diplomacy 
Trump wants to assert his will
On the precipice of what could 
Possibly become world war 3 
What should we do?
What are our spiritual strategies? 

One, we would do well to accept
The invitation from Christ our Savior
To worship, witness and walk
With a Christlike behavior
We need God to remind us
That we are not alone
And never ever forget that its He
Who sits on the throne 
God is in charge He's still in control
Hopefully He'll work on presidents
Trump and Kim Jong Un souls 

Two, we need gather together in 
Remembrance of He
Jesus the Christ who died
To give us the victory
To eat of the bread and drink of the wine
Remnants of His body and blood 
To examine our own hearts
And acknowledge His unconditional love
To stay in touch with reality 
To remember our past and our pain
Of the slavery that is still on American
A badge of shame

Let us never forget 
what has come to pass
Let us never forget Jesus 
and the love for us He has
For when we remember we reestablish 
All truths and how they came to be
And no tweet will erase nor change
The true reality 

Trump talks about fake news
But free press will prevail 
As only free press stops a nation from 
Becoming a dictatorship from hell

Spiritual strategies for trump times 
We need to realize 
We need to stay united
And keep our eyes on the prize 
Let us never forget the blood 
That was shredded and the sacrifice
Let us never forget that for our sins
Jesus gave His life
Let us look past skin color
And ignore race 
Let us remember God 
Who gave us His infinite 
Mercy and Grace
Categories: nationalists, christian, courage, endurance, god,
Form: Carpe Diem

To the Darkened

To the Darkened

What happened?
 to that sweet voice,
 those of the great States men;
I.K Musazi, Apollo M.O, Grace Imbingira

those that!
Engineered, ostracized, defiance and rejection.
Through the streets of Kampala-mukkade,
Yet with an enthusiasm of high fledged patriotism spirit
Embedded, and flourished in their hearts
Those who erected the concrete foundations...
By whom the national anthems, were composed, 
R.I.P  G.W. Kakoma,

Those, who highlighted the values of integrity,
Eliminated mediocrity and blurred the verses
Of nationalism, to all nationalists
The phrases were articulate with sweet scented  songs to the ears,
Of men, who truly were ready grasped them, swooping
Their delightful speeches.

For the times;
Are but a rift and narrow straight 
As we stand in a bliss.
Categories: nationalists, africa,
Form: Free verse

Premium Member Flag March - Dangerous Game

Teenage yeshiva students from America
    'Big Heroes' - 'Land of Israel Nationalists' 
  All yell 'Death to the Arabs' as they smile for the cameras
    A 'real good look' for 'Parents'-skins'-in-the-game activists' 

  Another year come and gone; another Flag March survived
    Its sole achievement, stoking ultra-nationalistic pride
  Next to the sea of blue-and-white flags burns white-hot terror
    Ready to avenge insults directed at ~
                                       Palestinian flag standard-bearers  



  ____________________________________________________
  The Flag March was originally meant to commemorate the capture
  of East Jerusalem and the reunification of Jerusalem during the 
  1967 ('Six-Day') War. What it's become now is, in my opinion, a 
  gross perversion of its original message of 'Unification.'
Categories: nationalists, anger, celebration, color, symbolism,
Form: Rhyme

Metaphysical Chess

Psychic self defense 
Encyclopedia of the sixth sense 
Out of body exploration 
Searching other battlefields 
For signs of salvation 
Inquiring nationalists 
Solving true equations of physics. 

Spiritual conformity 
Government abnormality 
Magical Ouija board 
For the self explored 
Emotional intimacy 
Masturbation secrecy 

And there must be something to confess 
Relief of the oppressed 
Housings of the haunted 
Americas most wanted 
Automatic writings 
Seanced invitings 
Occultic aftermath 

Psychic self defense 
Encyclopedia of the sixth sense 
Out of body exploration 
Searching other battlefields 
For salvation 
Inquiring nationalists 
Solving questions of physics 

Something left to confess 
Relief to the oppressed 
Housings of the haunted 
Americas most wanted 
Automatic writings 
Seanced invitings 
Occultic aftermath 

Spirit guided meditations 
Simplicity through 
Endless complications 
Deep breathing 
Relaxation 
Chakraddict spinning sensation 
Positive affirmations 
Computed hesitations 
Numerologic ultimatum 
Expressive self creation 

Psychic self defense 
Encyclopedia of the sixth sense 
Out of body exploration 
Searching other battlefields 
For signs of salvation 
Enquiring nationalists 
Solving problems of physics 

Candle lighted cartomancy 
Sensible conspirituality 
Interpreting life as a dream 
Symbolic war fared self esteem 
Stumbling in disbelief 
Darkened imagery 
Subliminal minority 
Blackened poetry 
Government abnormality
Categories: nationalists, death, imagination, philosophy, science
Form: Rhyme

Paradise With Pious

I know when you abase me at kunan, was sniffy day for me.
My people at that time were surrounded by threat and poverty.
Know it they are dearest for me.
I warn you sacrilegious nation,
Hacklers are arriving to hack your appearence.
Get lost before with helish creations from me.
You hang my pious sons like,
Maqbool and guru.
Your aim lost itz fame.
Thousands guru hold firmly my flag on me.
I swear as a Nation of paradise.
My whomb is full of heroes like Burhan.
They lustrate your illegal occupation on me.
I remember the bright faces of my martyrs.
You have to slouch your sloppy face.
Libertrians are alive to rip u away from me.
Your thinking is what? I don't care.
Remember my Nationalists and their nationhood.
You have flee, flee away from me.
You seek pardon, Alas you are not pardonable.
What you poach? I don't have dearth of sacrificers 
They love dearly, i love them and they love me.
Your art makes jhelum red by blood of innocents,
Remember, i am paradise .
I am with pious and they are with me.
........      Saim.....
Categories: nationalists, abuse, memory, military, soldier,
Form: Epic

The Fuss of Us and Versus

Year sixteen dawned with a lot of fuss—
Of Us and the rest all called Versus,
Apart like North-South poles,
No diamonds, both black coals,
Both missing: caught are they in same bus.
______________________________________________________
Whilst USA entered a post-truth era, the world found its Word of the Year, and India its expertise in politics of populism, call it politics of polarization: nationalists Vs anti-nationals, patriots and not, making up a year of extremes that achieved little. Both the Houses lost over 80% of business time. It seems people on Earth no more feels they are in the same bus, a break-less bus called Earth hurtling down the precipice. 
______________________________________________________
   Happenings | 02.01.17 |
Categories: nationalists, new year, satire, world,
Form: Limerick

Dice Africa

Honor is one and
sided
Holy books only read
in public
Women of this tablet
for joints
Young men woo at
their blues
Empty bottles
filling the salons
Daughters of doom
dance the floor
Mosquitoes now trace
treat the sick
Religious cups now
on warlock heads
Black insects merge
the whites
Children set to
oppose the elderly
Fires win races for
peace
Complete massacre
drops a smile
Heroes grave for the
sake of right
But no count rises
broken glasses
Such souls rest to
live in us
The true staunch
nationalists
And now is the only
clap
Categories: nationalists, africa,
Form: Prose Poetry

Premium Member Digital Persona

Cave wall shadows.
Plato warned us.

Like Prince Prospero’s Abbey.
A cyber-dominion of masquerades.
Anonymity is a collective loneliness.

Electronic patches and flickers that we create.
The naked selfies exposing our genitals.
 Neon carnival signage of our disposable selves.

White nationalists and conspiracy theorists.
They savor a bloodthirsty authority to incite. 
Nameless silhouettes that sway against the wall.

These figments were once billed as democracy.
Like oil, an indiscriminate flood of marketplace ideas.
But we are still constrained by cave chains.

We are children of apparitions and appearances.
We prefer the dimness of our dreams to the brilliance above us.
We believe our enslavement is safety.

Our narcotic electronic contours are our engagement, our toy selves.
Our faces stare hypnotic at cellphones, our glitter boxes.
Our façades on laptops convince us of who we are.

We enter new chatrooms, new social networks like drunks.
We think we know who we are in our costumes.
We think we know our friends, lovers and enemies.

But there is great danger in the endless party. 
The peril of the red death awaits us behind our masques.  

Published Tuck Magazine 04/2019.
Categories: nationalists, computer, evil, identity, power,
Form: Political Verse

Serene World

The Serene world

In the little corner of the world where I live far from airports, 
military establishment and the liberal middle class among people
who at heart are flag nationalists and proud to be Portuguese.
They are not too fond of foreigners who for the most part are British
who are quite happy not having to mingle with anyone.
I having lived here forever is accepted as the strange silent man who,
when he speaks, sounds funny and rumours has it that he writes
which never fail to impress none readers.

So here you have a postcard picture of an idyllic village tucked away
in a valley, and the nearest it ever came to war was a bewildered plane
flew low overhead the houses shock
brought people out of houses talking excitedly about the near accident.
But in the tiny cottage unpainted and rustic, there is near starvation,
and if the winter is long the old die of cold and church bells toll.
Categories: nationalists, autumn, community,
Form: Sonnet
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