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Breadlines Poems - Poems about Breadlines
Breadlines Poems - Examples of all types of poems about breadlines to share and read. This list of new poems is composed of the works of modern poets of PoetrySoup. Read
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examples for breadlines.
After the Revolution
...What shall we keep after the revolution? State sanctioned lies. lies about yesterday and tomorrow. Oxycontin and fentanyl factories must be kept on a war footing. We will follow the science,......
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©
Eric Ashford
Categories:
breadlines,
poetry,
Form:
Free verse
After the Revolution
...What shall we keep after the revolution? Lies will go on, yes lies always survive; state sanctioned lies, personal lies, collective lies, secret lies, open lies, lies of omission, lies of admissi......
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©
Eric Ashford
Categories:
breadlines,
poetry,
Form:
Free verse
After the Revolution
...What shall we keep after the revolution? Lies, yes survival lies, state sanctioned lies. lies about yesterday and tomorrow and how we will or have overcome. Chocolate and oxycontin factories must......
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©
Eric Ashford
Categories:
breadlines,
poetry,
Form:
Free verse
Fires Along the Tree Line
...American citizens in “bread-lines” to get little boxes of food. How desperate do you have to be to join that line? The sad, generous, little boxes of nutrition. We are all human, we all need our next......
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©
Anais Vionet
Categories:
breadlines,
how i feel, integrity,
Form:
Free verse
Down Pressor
...I hate the oppression you so heavily bear upon my mind. Made carry heavy loads like a donkey, messed up my views like the sight of the blind. I......
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©
Nokturnal Poet Raymond Letsitsa
Categories:
breadlines,
anger
Form:
Alexandrine
'38 Caddy
...On either side Of a crowded family dinner table There are signs of ambition and resentment Success and failure Marked by those who pass The plate And those who only take. A lighter than air......
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©
Edmund Siejka
Categories:
breadlines,
lifeaugust,
Form:
Narrative