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Caliphates Poems - Poems about Caliphates


Premium Member Never Forget
...the buildings gray stood grand and tall the proudest prize of man's bright call none dared to think that one might fall thus glist'ning in the sun the perfect morning sun ......

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Categories: caliphates, new york, tribute,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Nine-Eleven
...The towers burned ... Billows roiling and twisting into azure An oily, angry monster to thrash the morn Consuming two flowers of steel Raping a world's innocence ... The petals fell ... C......

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Categories: caliphates, courage, freedom, memorial, metaphor,
Form: Free verse



Dirge of Aleppo
...Whorls of smoke mock the void of the heavens; in a wiggling ascent With lusting waists of a samba decent. Turmoil combs the fragile mane of the soil The scalp is torn and leathery fingers of dust......

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Categories: caliphates, political, religion, sad, sin,
Form: Free verse
Emptiness Has No Regrets
...Two throws of tens and let the dice roll, that some may live, and some may die, and at death, are comforted by soul’s mantle light. For deep beneath a vast ocean of lies, that have always foret......

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Categories: caliphates, islamic, judgement,
Form: Rhyme
The Reeling Bridge
...Shatters of our loins; Trepidating high on the mountain sigh Caliphates on the shoulders of power The Jungle; a psyche for warriors I fear not; for its aim are- Alas, a country jabbed! The re......

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Categories: caliphates, satire
Form: ABC



The Bankers of Terror
...The heart of fundamentalism beats in desert sands pumping hate and cash through veins to limbs in many lands, bringing life and means to hands who long for fire and chains, a lust for killi......

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Categories: caliphates,
Form: Rhyme
The Paradoxes of High Improved and Obscured Sociates
...That is truth, in England all people have looked as polished talents and genius, even a driver there or porter, or steward, or begger, or trader, or stealer, or priest, or head of ministry do n......

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Categories: caliphates, england,
Form: Parallelismus Membrorum

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