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Egalitarian
When the unjust people change colors & we do not see the justice we are pleased with We do not see our guardians as helpers We cling to the right Appoint fairness to our kingdom Justice as the queen Equality as the king We title our nation EGALITARIAN ...

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Categories: egalitarian, 1st grade, political,
Form: Free verse
Chief Egalitarian Garbage Taster Ie White Trash
Chief egalitarian garbage taster i.e. “white trash” As Halloween costume, one year during early grade school, my father got brilliant idea for sole son dressed uniquely rubbish qua putrid offal getup. Missus Shaner (talon clawed, shriveled relic archaeopteryx dinosaur, who taught fifth grade) gave me first prize, and subsequently felt so convinced about authenticity of this kid...

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



Egalitarian Humanism
What did it mean to be human? What does it mean to be human? What will it mean to be human? Humanity has fought and clawed its way to the current. Wars and superstitions filled our hearts and minds. King of the mountain was the game we played, knocking down all who got in the way. Climbing the ladder, success at...

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Categories: egalitarian, art,
Form: Prose Poetry
The Egalitarian
( A Translation of Kazi Nazrul Islam's famous Bengali poem "Samyabadi") I sing the song of equality, in which all obstacles and distance are dissolved, in which the Hindus, the Buddhists, the Muslims and the Christians have got united. I sing the song of equality! Who are you? A Persian? A Jain? A Jew? A Santhal, a Bhil, a...

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Categories: egalitarian, freedom, humanity,
Form: Didactic
Robin Hood's Egalitarian Strand
A merry band to profer hope in the land A lute, fiddle, drum to make brigandry grand A staff, bow, arrow to strafe the noble strand A sworn oath to lawful king; a sword to gentry's overbearing hand A pruning staff to fleece corrupt shepherds, who saintly flock's fodder have panned A bow and arrow to poach servile game from...

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Categories: egalitarian, adventure, education,
Form: Rhyme




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