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Inhumanity Poems - Poems about Inhumanity

JUSTICE
Is this really worth it To be a woman in a country like this Where we are forced to shut our scream How will any girl see any dream Multiple cases of assault and rape But still many say it's all fake Is there any more way to gain your trust Many lost their lives..is it really worth The scars which u...

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Categories: inhumanity, abuse, dark, lust, mental
Form: Couplet
INHUMANITY
we have food for 12 billion we only feed 8 billion... it's not capitalism, it's pure cruelty...

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Categories: inhumanity, abuse, allusion, analogy,
Form: Epigram



Premium Member Administration '25
They're knocking at me door In the middle of the night They're knocking at me door Giving me an awful fright. They taking me To a camp where Ashes fall like black snow. I'll not be overjoyed By goose-stepping boys With boots to their knees, oh hey, And brown shirts and billy clubs Cheese grater belly rubs Coming to take me away....

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Categories: inhumanity, abuse, america, betrayal, holocaust,
Form: Political Verse
Premium Member Have You Been?
Have you been Hiking the Quiraing trail on the isle of Skye? watching golden eagles as they fly by? Have you been Hiking through fields of paintbrush on Mount Hood? From Trillium Lake to Timberline, if you haven't you should. Have you been Pushing a frontier, discovering the new Being all you can be, pursuing every clue? Have you been Locked in a small...

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Categories: inhumanity, courage, feelings, horror, prison,
Form: Verse
Premium Member To all the carbon-nations
Carbon human lives address, express ideas? debate caress' All mammals made of carbon too' walk and live some are; confined to zoo's, a manmade place to observe And gather; revenue in that preserve' yet now a human Zoo is planned, with vax and chip in many lands, maybe Worming ? with casteration.? A tax on living? The new Sensation'...

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Categories: inhumanity, 5th grade, appreciation, community,
Form: Rhyme



The Fall
Planning for my fall was a priority Trying to destroy my purity Forgetting about my ability Their act of inhumanity Made me discover their inferiority And decided to bring it to reality Had to work hard to strengthen my security Since all this happened trying to fight for equality Challenges came in for my prosperity Godly renowned my superiority Poem by Muzungu Noela...

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Categories: inhumanity, 10th grade, 11th grade,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Ken, Anne and Eleanor
The Holocaust was a reminder to us… besides being a most horrific crime… that dark forces of evil and intolerance have been flowing since the dawn of time. If you want a sampling of how cruel and inhuman we, who call ourselves human, can be… I’ll be frank…watch Ken Burns’s ‘The U. S. and the Holocaust’ and read Anne’s...

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Categories: inhumanity, holocaust,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Inhumanity
Farm laborer Produces Food for you and me; Commits suicide Owing hunger and Non repayable debt... We accumulate His grains Eat Waste... (Every day, 28 people dependent on farming die by suicide in India) 03 December 2021...

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Categories: inhumanity, humanity, irony,
Form: Free verse
Negationism Inhumanity Deforestation
Deforestation destruction causes death and devastation plus ignorance negationist inhumanity activist absurd vile criminal...

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Categories: inhumanity, abuse, allusion, conflict, environment,
Form: Quintilla
Premium Member Man's Inhumanity
The inhumanity of Man is really quite atrocious. He thinks himself intelligent, he thinks himself precocious. And yet his acts of selfishness show inately he's unkind. His sudden acts of cruelty can boggle lesser minds. No animal will torture before it finally kills; But Mankind on the other hand can really give one chills. He loves to feel the power that...

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Categories: inhumanity, animal, bullying, heartbreak,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Meeting Inhumanity In a Dark Alley
I wanted to think there was a sliver of human in those eyes But I could not find it. They were bleak, desolate. The energy he exuded was potent and evil. If he was not the devil, he was high in the ranks of hell. I could not bear his stare. I was reminded of every dark alley I had...

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Categories: inhumanity, 10th grade, 11th grade,
Form: Dramatic Verse
Ber Horvitz Translations of Holocaust Poems
Translations of Holocaust poems by Ber Horvitz aka Ber Horowitz Der Himmel "The Heavens" by Ber Horvitz loose translation/interpretation by Michael R. Burch These skies are leaden, heavy, gray ... I long for a pair of deep blue eyes. The birds have fled far overseas; tomorrow I’ll migrate too, I said ... These gloomy autumn days it rains and rains. Woe to the bird Who remains ... *** ...

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Categories: inhumanity, holocaust, horror, race, racism,
Form: Verse
Ko Un Translation of the Holocaust Poem Speechless
Speechless at Auschwitz by Ko Un loose translation/interpretation by Michael R. Burch At Auschwitz piles of glasses mountains of shoes ... returning, we stared out different windows. Ko Un speaks for all of us, by not knowing what to say about the evidence of the Holocaust, and man's inhumanity to man. Ko Un was speechless at Auschwitz. Someday, when it’s too late, will we...

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Categories: inhumanity, holocaust, horror, race, racism,
Form: Epigram
Neglect
Neglect by Michael R. Burch What good are your tears? They will not spare the dying their anguish. What good is your concern to a child sick of living, waiting to perish? What good, the warm benevolence of tears without action? What help, the eloquence of prayers, or a pleasant benediction? Before this day is gone, how many more will die with bellies swollen, wasted limbs, and eyes...

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Categories: inhumanity, baby, betrayal, child abuse,
Form: Free verse
Speechless At Auschwitz
Speechless at Auschwitz by Ko Un loose translation/interpretation by Michael R. Burch At Auschwitz piles of glasses mountains of shoes ... returning, we stared out different windows. Ko Un speaks for all of us, by not knowing what to say about the evidence of the Holocaust, and man's inhumanity to man. Ko Un was speechless at Auschwitz. Someday, when it’s too late, will we...

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Categories: inhumanity, death, evil, grave, holocaust,
Form: Free verse

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