Humanity Poems | Examples of Humanity Poetry

Dead Babies You know where silence is complicity insidious war crimes dance in this vile air Holocaust encore ...

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Israeli hostages and Gazans hollowed, the dark cold cruelty of some in humankind. Gray circles under frightened eyes, bones protruding from fading frames. Listless song of the starving, grieving God. ~...

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Mother Nature gazed happily on her brood, until one of them spoiled her mood. Her smartest monkey was on the take - "Could it be that I made a mistake?"...

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AI is my very good friend. We discuss things like how the world might end. She says in a whimper, I say in a bang. "Only for mankind ~ not for the rest of the gang." ...

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This war, with allies unified (reminds of German genocide), leaves mandates, empty, purified, (as human flesh is nullified), enticing persons (pale, blue eyed, ...

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in the foundry ...

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“Nothing is new under the sun!” Sorry, can’t buy that! Man ill fated then, to dog-paddle eternally in pools of mediocrity -- never destined to attain higher pinnacles of physical, spiritual development? – cursed to always relive the same themes, patterns; to struggle with repetitive developmental flaws, manifesting as both inner and outer soul corruption...rejecting unique new arrangements, by refusing to alter programmable psychic...

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You were not born of ivory halls, nor cradled in the velvet silence of empire. You were fireborn— from the coal-scented dusk of a railway station, where teacups bore the dreams of the underfed. We remember, because you were once one of us. Your hands held steam, not scepters— yet rose to cradle Gujarat like a child. And lo, from its weary bones you...

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If you could have been part of the population in Hiroshima and Nagasaki at ground zero you would have seen total annihilation when the bombs were dropped (Little Boy and Fat Man) and if it weren't enough you should become 'hibakusha' victims of nuclear fallout radiation the perpetrators censored the news and only the survivors were evidence all war must be stopped ...

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It was a somber afternoon in New Haven, Where silence echoed louder than sound. The towers of Yale loomed like sentinels— We, the chosen, gathered without a word. Not boys. Not even men. But vessels of an ancient pact. Born with the signet of the old world Marked not by blood, but by frequency. To Lake Whitney we marched at 13:13, Numbers sacred, aligned...

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Needed, air. Humanity gasps, Beyond care..... (3-5-3 poem)....

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Mankind comes in divers colors Each color, in multiple shades For no one color or shade can precisely reflect ~ Each man’s glory Creator-made ...

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In vanity, we inquire into the empty heavens  And witness only birds hunting In vanity, we dive into the sea and the earth  And discover just bones rotting In vanity, we read the writings of the learned And find their footsteps decaying Within you, behind all the clothing of words Look, and behold the eternal tree of knowledge Whose fruits are mankind's untainted ideas  And...

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I have seen the ones who climb from the wreck, hair smelling of gasoline and rain, eyes wide as if they’ve just been born. I have seen the others, still in the wreckage, leaning back against a seatbelt’s cradle, breathing as if it costs too much to keep going. Some Will Rise to the Challenge, Others Will Not. Second chances are not handed...

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