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Syrian Refugees
SYRIAN REFUGEES

I'm watching a programme on telly
About the Syrian refugees
Men and women and children
Humanity brought to its knees

I'm watching the desperate faces
The terror and hunger and fear
They're facing their ultimate nightmare
And me? Well I'm just sitting here

And saying 'Isn't it awful'
'Something needs to be done'
Whilst...

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© Jim Bates  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: syrian, political, war,
Form: Quatrain
Premium Member The Syrian Devil
Children lie dying
Punished for waking up one more day
In unbearable heat, in a dirty war
They have no Generals
To defend them
From the evils of men
They have no advocates for peace
All the gods seem to be sleeping
As so many infants weep, into deathly silence
They exist no more
Good...

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Categories: syrian, children, war,
Form: Light Verse
Syrian Refugee, To Mumma
Mumma please find a new home for me,
Somewhere like Syria before, where I was extremely happy,
I know there were bombs going off permanently,
And I understand it was only safe to flee.

They took away everything from us, 
Including lives, schools, homes and trust. 
I don’t understand...

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Categories: syrian, abuse, allegory, appreciation, arabic,
Form: Rhyme

Book: Radiant Verses: A Journey Through Inspiring Poetry



To the Syrian Child
Dedicated to all the children who were
Victims of the conflicts in Syria

You have heard more grenades crack at dawn
As bullets wizz beneath your pale sun-
O Syrian Child! Whose family has been torn
By Taliban glories and Tribal rivalries.

O Syrian Child! To whom pain sets the day
To...

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Categories: syrian, abuse, allah, bereavement, caregiving,
Form: Ballade
Premium Member The Syrian Spy
Invisible ink flows
Into the night ghosts go
The cedars bleed once more...

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Categories: syrian, angst, history,
Form: Light Verse
Syrian Graveyard
Unnumbered human corpses
mutilated and spread
like illegally-shot elephants in Waza Park!
From ‘man know thyself’
to ‘man hates himself’-
humans mutilate humans!

Future-bound glorious infants,
feeble moms
and luck-abandoned dads
bombed, suffocated, shot and slain
by politico-economic drunks!
Yawning stomachs here,
blood-dripping arms there,
open-mouth frozen heads here,
rotting breasts there,
decomposing legs here…

We are in Homs,
we are in...

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© Nsah Mala  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: syrian, war,
Form: Verse



Shifting Sands - a Syrian Prayer
I hope i have a pleasant death
somewhere in the wilderness, perhaps
clinging to a shriveled Apple, struggling
 to grow in the blazing sun, in a dusty
field on this warming, drying planet, or
maybe crushed beneath  a crumbling mosque
during prayers to heaven's deities
appeasing all that's good and...

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Categories: syrian, arabic, forgiveness, prayer, sad,
Form: Pastoral
Premium Member Syrian Dreams of the Arab Spring
A pockmarked plane atop the wooden box
tilts as it dips in the Syrian void,
its hollow compartment lining the faults like
a silver ball which never rests but always 
rolls, always weary those worrisome holes
that chisel the quarry to calcified clumps.
Six years spent fighting, flushing freedom
from his...

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Categories: syrian, war,
Form: Free verse
Syrian Agony
A bird flying in the Sky
Can be evidence
May be blind
While the justice disappears
Over the point of view 
Down to as a whole

It may not downward
To sit with them
Sticks on the sky
Flying without aim
Looking back and at
The theories of peace

Word to word
Weapon to weapon  
Blood...

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Categories: syrian, political, violence, war, universe,
Form: Free verse
Serius, the Syrian Sorcerer
Serius, Arch Nemisis of such bliss
that you woulodn't know to miss
the beating of your heart inside 
or the doors of hades swinging wide

and the gentlest carresses of the dragons tongue
leaving traces of sulphourous flaming nether-dung
'pon your head, though had you read, you'd know
the stygain darkling...

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Categories: syrian,
Form:
The Last Syrian Blood
I search for my family
friends
school 
hospital
homebound church

NOTHING WAS LEFT
NOTHING WAS LEFT
NOTHING WAS LEFT

I scream for help
NOTHING
I was so weak
 I don't even think anyone heard my voice

The blood dripping from my forehead
I knew I was half dead
But had the strength to push on
as the rocks...

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Categories: syrian, anger, death, death of
Form: Free verse
Icon of Syrian Revolution
How fast life goes! How slow we feel! 
When someone dear leaves us for real.
How hard it gets! How tough the deal! 
If they're sublime and have ideals. 
They pay so much and beat ordeals.
Their names spread and shake regimes.
They shine so bright and join...

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© Omar Jabak  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: syrian, arabic, farewell, freedom, memorial,
Form: Ballad
The Syrian Children
Such a war torn land yet so many children still remain
We simply couldn't understand it doesn't fit into our brain
Yet there they sill stand for there is no safe place to run
As the dead litter the land all the children wish is to again have...

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Categories: syrian, children, war,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Weeping Webbed World: Apropos of a Syrian Nightmare
Weeping Webbed World
(Apropos of a Syrian Nightmare) 

Affronts to humanity streak the skies
Like once perched war eagles
Soaring over communities of prey
Where the lingering smell of death
Is as normal as the scent flowers once had.

A grieving webbed world in abject apathy
Awaits the cesarean births of hope...

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Categories: syrian, children, death, grief, imagery,
Form: Prose Poetry
A Syrian Child Is Now the Lamb of God
Immigrants are very useful now
Roast a Turk  to  share with all your street
Eat a Greek and let the people squeak
A Viking flames the pudding with a bow

Try a German sausage  in the Court
Eat him with a knife and fork  and bread
Frenchmen...

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Categories: syrian, allah, allusion, anger, art,
Form: Villanelle

Book: Reflection on the Important Things