Equalizers Poems | Examples


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Premium Member Good News

A morsel of good news 
Breaks out with sensation
State politics disused 
Gone is a term of nation
Don’t wake me from this sleep
Don’t stop this epic fall 
The old world gets a sweep
I don’t regret at all 
The Equalizers came 
From black hole outer space
We speak from our names
Since now, not from some place
No nation is allowed
Stigmatization banned
How’s it, to live without
Symbolic native land?
No borders whatsoever
No bloody history
False accusations never
Will be addressed to me
What a relief, my dears 
The good news seem so new
I would rejoice to tears 
If all above were true.

Spring

Spring !   The clip shot out:
Empty now of rounds and clout
Waiting for the next, for 
Me to load the killing rounds,
The equalizers, bullets shot
Through steel

Spring!       I sit in mud and 
Dream of spring, that
Soother, that fragrant mist
That speeds through gardens 
Flowers and young boys
Chests and brains    Spring!

But rest your pretty head 
Those who seek to rule by
Jest and paltry death: not 
steal our heavenly flowers
Pulled from scented gardens
Breath.

Return your combats and 
Fatigues to roses spread
About your knees and
Love that’s true, upon the 
Stones that writ the soldier’s
Caveat.
 “Think not of gold or frosty
Frown but how the spring rose 
Wears its crown”

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