Peace Civil Poems
These Peace Civil poems are examples of Civil poems about Peace. These are the best examples of Civil Peace poems written by international poets.
Nothing Positive About RacismThere's nothing positive about racism
However, this cancer dehumanizes everyone
This bacterium kills all good pisum sativum
All necessary ingredients that distinguish a human
From something worst than a...
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civil, abuse, betrayal, race, racism,
American Civil War ReassessedThe seeds of self-destructive strife
Were sown soon after drums and fifes
Extolled success from breaking free
From Britain's aristocracy.
The Constitution's writ accedes
Peculiar Institution's needs:
Proportional House seats would...
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civil, conflict, destiny, military, patriotic,
The DreamIn 1963, Martin Luther King gave his “I Have a Dream” speech.
What he asked for should not have been a far reach.
Dr. King...
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civil, america, black love, discrimination,
You Are NobodyYou are nobody
As I am nobody
You are somebody
As I am somebody
There’s one humanity
Let’s thank God and Jesse
Now, we can obviously see
That there is one world
Let’s...
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civil, friendship, health, love, peace,
Liberian Civil War PrayerIt was a time of great and exalting excitement,
Until the country was again up in arms and agitation.
The war was on,
Indeed tough and elusive,
Era has...
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civil, abuse, anger, care, child,
The Rising Yellow SunWe all saw the lousy fearful storm,
Up the sky of our newborn town,
Everyone thought it’s a summer’s dawn,
Where there couldn’t be heavy rain nor storm;
We...
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civil, africa, conflict, history, political,
The Rising Yellow SunWe all saw the lousy fearful storm,
Up the sky of our newborn town,
Everyone thought it’s a summer’s dawn,
Where there couldn’t be heavy rain nor storm;
We...
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civil, africa, conflict, history, memorial,
The Rising Yellow SunWe all saw the lousy fearful storm,
Up the sky of our newborn town,
Everyone thought it’s a summer’s dawn,
Where there couldn’t be heavy rain nor storm;
We...
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civil, africa, conflict, history, memorial,
A Civil War Battlegroundthe field is given a name
battles are about where they disappear
the ones that walk away
don't know where the...
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civil, poetry,
A Civil War Battlefieldthe field is given a name
battles are about where they disappear
the ones that walk away
don't know where the...
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civil, poetry,
Black Civil War: Book 1-3I saw a thousand guns
Numbered like the sand of the seashore
Bowing down slowly
To the half of a yellow sun
Staring at them with gestures
That spoke silent...
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civil, africa, anger, conflict, freedom,
Strange Justice DreamsIt is a strange dream
in which an animal rights advocate
is swamped with questions
from Chief Justice Roberts.
A vicious dog,
trained to attack humans
with politically incorrect audacity
to...
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civil, caregiving, earth, health, humor,
Frankly My Dear, We Have a Lot To FearNortherners are heading south
Blue and Orange in an east coast bout
Right now individuals who are sweet and peach
Relaxing sunning on a Tampa...
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civil, america, baseball, community, peace,
Museum SonnetI wish I was back there, winter’s chill gone
with the sun and my coconut curry
soup. Breathing bready smells, gazing down on
the Dogwood trees on...
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civil, america, education, father daughter,
Reflections of a Color GuardWaving a patriotic pennant is such the image
Peaceful as a dove in war dirty as a pigeon
If Old Glory touches the ground
Excommunicate the...
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civil, america, divorce, presidents day,