Despotic Poems - Poems about Despotic

...Oh you know the type— the orchid woman a cosmopolitan who cosmo sips between snips of gist her charisma a starship —collides with your star-full eyes supernova for Casanova her pouty lips kn......Read the rest...

... The lifeless bullets bound as captive predator in the restive barrels of the cold guns of war, chilling cold as the brutal shadow of death, waiting camouflaged in the dark, wake up at the s......Read the rest...

...How thoroughly you wreck me With the taste of hope, I can't resist That you may actually perceive my existence As if you haven't already taken more chances than I can give In fact, I gave so many......Read the rest...

...(I) Baptism, the fountain where the Father's aqueous embrace wipes my slate clean (II) Conviction, a luminous crown elevated atop my dome, my compass through the labyrinth of creed (I......Read the rest...

...In seasons of great tyrants, love is slain. Despotic virus rules throughout the lands. Destruction of the millions brings no gain. Atomic power rests in godless hands, who have the means to shelt......Read the rest...

...Its now to question It's now to dicuss It's now deny Any hold over us By the spawn of The unconscionable The dregs of the dregs The descendants of Misfits septic as pus Unacceptable being......Read the rest...

...“Wars and rumors of wars” – the Bible says That being so, then we should not be surprised When selfishness and greed are bubbling over When covetous, malicious, power-hungry leaders Br......Read the rest...

...Were you not listening? The world was gasping As you destroyed the homes of civilians, Destroying villages with indiscriminate bombing, Displacing hard-working families by the millions? Now, we......Read the rest...

... "Blue Sky, Why?" stories speak to us. inside our heart is crying. Blue Sky, Why? why do children holding sunflowers watch their parents die why do sweet childre......Read the rest...

...Acquiescence begets hegemony... Think Putin whose forename Vladimir translates as great power, whose singular minded aim after lobbing bombs into second-largest country by area in Europe afte......Read the rest...

...This tragedy is a farce, A play within a play. The king says one thing, The queen another And the pawn, lying broken May never recover. Romantic sop, (he’s quite the fool) Watching the battle......Read the rest...

...People are running for the illusion, I observe. And believe what the crow says and swerve. It can be found on the back of a military vehicle. The country will soar to the hump of ......Read the rest...

...Juvenility is an important phase in every adolescent's life when those young minds start discovering by themselves that world around them so strange and unknown...their curiosity must be constant......Read the rest...

...Aristocrats may have it in their blood. It speaks of deeds both dark and heroic, of evil villains and the truly good, and markers left both kindly and despotic . All were aware of centuries long ......Read the rest...

...Medieval Poems Deor's Lament (Anglo Saxon poem, circa 10th century AD) loose translation/interpretation by Michael R. Burch Weland knew the agony of exile. That indomitable smith was wrac......Read the rest...