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Dignity Poems - Poems about Dignity

Premium Member Where Is Human Dignity?
Where is human dignity? Where is the border? Lamb white cloaks??! Humans. Women and men. Personal respect Humans with souls and personal living space This is a natural sphere. This not psychology The personal living place and sphere of Life Comes from the Creation. Parts of humans Lamb white cloaks Lamb white cloaks False science owners Guilties, sinners! Lambs with wolf souls! Why? Why? Answer! Why do...

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Categories: dignity, humanity, life, philosophy, psychological,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member the end of dignity
it is a nightmare and a terrible place a confrontation, a quick draw, frightful conclusion glass: empty of illusion a pagan deity whose hard eyes shall drink you in and spit and run over you like an obnoxious lorry or through you as a plough at this abandoned carnival marooned in the undesirable wilds and...

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Categories: dignity, symbolism,
Form: Free verse



No More Dignity
I want... Well- It's just- like... Oh, give me some decency. Don't tell me to tell you what I want when you won't even tell me how you feel. Don't expect me to do all of the lifting, it is both of our responsibilities. Don't let this fall on me, to tell you what I think when you won't even tell me...

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Categories: dignity, betrayal, break up, lost
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Courtisane in floral silk kimono
she wears it graceful and demure parades in sophistication and elegance her stance dignified and refined her kimono feminine and stylish she’s from nobility and opulence regal and yet modest AP: Honorable Mention 2025 Posted on April 1, 2025...

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Categories: dignity, beautiful,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Dignity Of An Elder Dog
Master, my eyes now have cataracts, my bones ache and stiffen when I rise, I cannot chase squirrels like I used to, nor fetch a tennis ball the way I did as a pup, but I love living with my family, and the gentle pats on my head. Though the long walks have shortened, and there's gray fur on my muzzle, I enjoy napping...

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Categories: dignity, 6th grade, 7th grade,
Form: Personification



Premium Member Old Glory
She stands proud, On mountain trail, All tattered and torn. Her stars holding fast To the cloth she wears. The Fifty stars she bears Her strips bleeding The pain of summer’s end. She must transcend. She’s graced these snow-crowned...

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Categories: dignity, autumn, history, mountains, patriotic,
Form: Free verse
In search of dignity
Two hallowed heads strived for a legal edge, Heard the case—but the horse still trailed the cart, Took time to ponder— head over the heart, Spirit of law bowed still to letters' rage. Sympathized with the plea and not yet still: ‘We allow a passive mercy killing, One active we can't'— the unfair sibling, And...

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Categories: dignity, death, judgement,
Form: Quatrain
Believe in Brave, True Dignity
Brazen blessings burn on like the arrival of the dawn Elevated to the max Lovely knowledge comes to mind Impressive words of wisdom come and go…but, it should be here to stay Empathetic vibes.. Venting Encouragement Intriguing, Nostalgic thoughts bleed through me…entirely soaked in lullabies.. Brainwashed in my past sins…repenting in the present through thick and thin Roam Home And stay brave, true and...

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Categories: dignity, emotions, encouraging, endurance,
Form: Acrostic
What price painless dignity in death
We let no animals suffer, Yet, humans seldom seem safer. We let them die in stress In search of death, painless, Passive a mercy kill Is cruel if not evil, Pray, how long would justice differ? ____________________ Happenings |06.07.2024| death, life, justice Poet’s note: In India active euthanasia is not allowed. But exceptions can be made in certain cases as per Supreme Court....

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Categories: dignity, death, judgement, pain,
Form: Limerick
Premium Member Annual screenings keeping Dignity alive
Continuing the retired boxer’s legacy by getting annual screenings anyone who suffered from traumatic brain injury ptsd trauma rather armed forces football players boxers car accidents gun shots including domestic violence or victims of head trauma recovery taking high blood pressure high cholesterol diabetes medication or controlled substances for mental health care getting annual screening...

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Categories: dignity, allah, giving, prayer,
Form: Manqabat
My mom
A whole dynamite A wonderful woman A woman with dignity, A woman of Value A woman of Principles. A woman who understand a silent cry, A woman who gave birth to me. A woman who raised me with honour, A woman who took me to school. A woman who taught me respect, A woman who taught me humility, A woman who taught me love, though it was...

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Categories: dignity, cute love, for her,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Respect For The Shoe
The things I have to put up with because of you humans How would you like it if you didn't get cleaned, every day I would be fuming Do you think I get a day off, think again I must put my foot down I must remind you of all the stuff I have the pleasure of stepping...

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Categories: dignity, appreciation, fantasy, funny,
Form: Rhyme
Pan-Africanism
Like twins, we share markers of a common history, Civilization, and knowledge; a call for unity. The carcasses of slavery and the slave trade Are lost in the dust. O black water days. Colonization has been eaten by our sovereignty. Our flag, we raise high in the sky. The struggle for the unification of Africa, The fight for the liberation of the...

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Categories: dignity, africa, confidence, courage, family,
Form: Free verse
Rasta Chant
How dare you spit upon his garb! This peaceful bredda who by nature only loves, When you should have been his Rasta queen Your ghastly behaviour drew a scene And I- woman just like you Hang my head in shame As you defile our name. Selassie-I know seh di Rasta man took a deep breath To...

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Categories: dignity, 10th grade, 11th grade,
Form: Narrative
My Garden Dahlias
They make me wonder--- What fingers wove the tapestry of their being! The splash of violet here, mauve there, white with red stripes— They stand tall and do not bend till the wind forces them to. Though soft, they manifest dignity. When stress and depression shoot their thorns, A glimpse of these beauties spell discipline. ‘We are of the earth and...

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Categories: dignity, 10th grade, 11th grade,
Form: Free verse

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