Human Rights Poems - Poems about Human Rights

Wow! 100 days! Thunderstorms of injustice; Human rights are drowned:- ...

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Every day, a new fight, For the dignity of human rights. People turning on each other, Instead of standing strong together. Prejudice against Black and Brown, Judging skin while tearing down. The suffering in Gaza—a tragic sight, Reflecting the loss of humanity’s light. The poor lie on roads to sleep, Without enough food, their struggles are deep. Villages parched with thirst and despair, In lands where...

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The things of which we cannot speak Make us become we cannot say The thing brought back from yesterday That praised the strong and crushed the weak That thing whose name we cannot name That fathers fought to keep at bay The thing we thought had gone away Now clothes our parliament in shame Klaus Barbie made their king of spies Elon von...

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“My name is Jonathan Mellis, I'm solitary confined In a D.C Jail, where they destroy your mind They call solitary confinement “the hole”. They drop you in and let time erode your soul. It’s hard to cope with this tunnel of sadness I'm facing At first, I'm lonely and my mind is racing. After a while this turns into desperate...

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A HUMAN RIGHT SERMON (Being A Rhythmic...

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A bitter piece of peace may be all the peace we get, but any piece of peace is worth a bit of peace to someone. -- by ThoughtsFromB4 ...

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In case of article fourteen Quite a problem could have been Solved completely, setting free All from tribal pedigree No prejudice would take place Based on nation or the race No one meets with deprivation Well protected by convention Be it truth, we could have been Living in most fairiest dream Ever dreamt about, or heard Magic of the written word Would reach out the moral...

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Army versus Navy Navy versus Army Army versus Army Navy versus Navy Stop, stop the division Stop the separation Stop the genocide The bombs, the pesticide And the bullets are killing Women, children, our offspring Elderly and unarmed civilians Americans versus Americans Haitians versus Haitians Ranchers versus immigrants Peasants versus inhabitants Aliens versus migrants Citizens versus Martians Vice versa, all the sagas And crying out loud, alas Stop, stop the divisions Stop all toxic and...

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I feel not mine pain Until I feel thine pain I see no gain Until I help you again I can't peacefully reign Until I remove those reins...

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America, land of the free, riches and opportunity, abound from sea to shining sea, dreams become reality. Everyone has the right to be, equal voice of society, everyone that is…except me, was not given the chance to breathe....

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Glory to the Ukranian Freedom Fighters   Democracy and freedom are under attack Beaurocracy and greed man, Don’t let this war criminal come back Putin is lootin’ the streets of Ukraine His crimes against humanity are bordering on insane His unprovoked aggression shows the damage in his brain A corrupt megalomaniac whose only cause is pain   Let it rain freedom for Ukranian people! Let it...

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It's time, For you to stand in line, And take a stand this time, While there is still time, For human rights to define. It is all to easy to define, The rights of those who think they deserve to shine, Brighter than those others who are in a different line, For all time. But I say that makes us all less fine,...

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We must stop constantly fighting, all of us, for human rights and equal justice, and start building a society where the rights of all humankind, are an integral part of the system's design....

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The ballot box does my persistent fights convey, to restore what predatory lords did cart away; because I cast my vote for good governance to enjoy; that I may integrity in governance employ by firing evil men who human rights destroy....

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He died Today I've been praying for so long Days and weeks, months and years At last he died I run, I jump, I shout, I Scream Today I celebrate my freedom, Freedom from bondage and pain Friend or foe? I am not sure Whatever am I to call him But today I don't care I am here to...

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