Humanity Poems | Examples of Humanity Poetry

I really would like to sit down and drink a beer with a cigarette All I want is to choose for myself But we can't do this and we can't do that I think they're really trying to steal all our fun They call this England, I call it a surveillance state prison. Where the drunk drinks yet damns drugs...

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Skies sparkled with snow diamonds drifting through the magic that surrounded the effervescent darkness. The tulle breath of the forest spirited the moonglow in a spritely capricious demeanor and addressed me as … it spoke … of the curious sounds seeping from the lavender mist. Moon and stars joined to illustrate a tale of strength behind the human laws of moral...

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They speak of humanity in colours Black as night, pale as bone Silver like moonlight, gold like the sun As if the sun warms one side more than the other. With free hands they drew maps Carved mountains, split rivers Crowned some as kings of dust Left others to beg beneath their feet. But what is race, really? Is it not just a shadow...

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Stop the War Stop the war — we cry to every sky, Where smoke replaces stars and children die. From Gaza’s grief to Iran’s silent screams, The world is choking on abandoned dreams. O Israel, lay down your wrathful hand, No justice blooms in blood-soaked sand. No future rises on a shattered wall, When vengeance is the only call. And you, O powers...

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They come in all shapes and sizes, some wear badges and some disguises. Some I remember and some I forget but here are some bastards I have met… ...

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He walks the dark alley's, unforeseen roaming His life finds worthless circumstances to nature existence Belly rumbles hunger, need a dying sleepless thirst Once on a path to something before nothing Stricken from life the dignity must swallow He crumbles in streets, his pain felt deep What am I but a man of worldly demise...

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“Sweet is my sleep, but more to be mere stone, so long as ruin and dishonour reign ; to bear nought, to feel nought, is my great gain ; then wake me not, speak in an undertone !” ...

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The morning filled with beauty and luster creeps slowly under the mangrove tree and anchored along the tropical coast where the skies, sea and my lover frequently meet. Something unusual was going on there that disperse tension in the atmosphere and the shrubs planted along the shores breeds a kind of bird that make their...

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BETTER It's been better before But it's even more better now Even more so God has wakened us, in this present day He has graced us in a new day And we're in His way profitable The seed exploration unstoppable And we are better in Him Than we are alone real scene Better in Him because ...

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In twilight’s hush, where shadows blend, Some hearts grow still, their warmth descends. A mask they wear, so smooth, so bright, Concealing voids that shun the light. Their eyes, untroubled by the cost, See pain, yet feel no pang, no loss. With measured steps they coldly tread, Where empathy lies long since dead. But far across this mortal plane, Others defy the self’s refrain. Their...

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AI begets a plastic world - breeds poems lacking minds souls and hearts...

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What's life's offer, forgotten innocent hunger feeds Thirst within the soul questioning existing What is a man except all that he is His fight insane, death a reflected memory The struggle for hope and dreams fade Reality of life we pay our freedom Never free, just drama of societies killing Is every not suppose be...

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I'm born to kill. My name betrays brutality in each grim ton. I'm all my moniker portrays. I'm born to kill. But can I stop what I've begun as my great appetite obeys a blood urge? Can it be undone? Will once I learn to change my ways? Will I break through to see the sun, so, my genes won't say all...

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A Father Seed ( O' Lord Water Me) I am a Seedling oh! Lord water me; You planted me in a vessel; I'm yours, your energy; O' Lord water me; And I'm in the the desert heat; O' Lord water me; Love made me Grace saved me Father planted me I am graced and loved A chosen pick seed Atop this heated earth My flesh is not...

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Statistics show that men are such creeps but women wish they had more partners. The irony is the male who was there at the playground as a little girl was hurt, And he attended to her for a few minutes, and the mother snatched her, calling him a pervert. But where was she for her daughter that day? And here are the...

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