Humanitarian Poems - Poems about Humanitarian

...Virtual trophies (wife for I)... offered, husbanded, and collected when winning solitaire Nothing beats that exaltant rush of adrenaline watching the computer generated cards automatically r......Read More

... Beneath Unknown Shores Waves envelop the steel keel of a massive cruise liner Off rails eyes hypnotized sense sere......Read More

... There have been many times in my life when I heard about hit lists (kill lists so to speak). Sometimes these death threats against others even make it onto international news. I’m reminded of......Read More

...Oh, my dear lovely heart You are always very smart Heart is an eye chart ......Read More

... humanitarian poetry, outdoor lighting dreamed freedom.........Read More

...Struggling for a new system Struggling for legal rights Struggling for wining An instance of revolving rules To overthrow forcibly the govt. or social old order, A fundamental sudden chang......Read More

...Well, I remember my Mom as the Iron lady forever I fear no more her strictest rules I am now back on stage with this clerihew I was a victim of the Iron lady's strictest rules Probably herself ha......Read More

...The west went in guns blazing to help their fellow man In Syria against the Islamic State and in Iraq and Afghanistan They brought an end to a campaign of terror and a killing spree And made t......Read More

...people of Nagasaki were living comfortable lives most did not know what the giant bubble meant august 9th, 1945 many did not take cover not that cover would have done them a bit of good some were......Read More

...I'm the sleeping child in the ribcage of civilization Forgot that I need to wake up for absolute time It's time, yes, it's high time to write poem It's time to write a letter of poem on yellow en......Read More

...War is raw attempt to strike a solution Bombs, Missiles Nuclear payload can kill en masse But can never kill patriotic spirit Fusion, fission are powerful innovations can devast......Read More

... Christmas ...besides gifts could we offer hope, future its not so hard, tempt.........Read More

...Literate lettered latitudinarian Presents the following slapdash higglety-pigglety bupkis, whereby reader experiences being mentally hogtied perusing pseudo poetic perambulation devoid of sens......Read More

...The Cry Of Dolores A popular priest in 1810, Spanish rule he spoke against those who had overthrown the Spanish Viceroy José de Iturrigaray A speech calling upon the people to protec......Read More

...Visions of an unseen world.. Seen through the lens of the unknown. Leaped through the unknown.. A visionary.. A futuristic reality that sheds the light.. A light to humanity.. A modern present......Read More