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Kurd Poems - Poems about Kurd
Kajal Ahmad Translations Kurdish
...Mirror by Kajal Ahmad, a Kurdish poet loose translation by Michael R. Burch My era's obscuring mirror shattered because it magnified the small and made the great seem insignificant. Dictator......
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Michael Burch
Categories:
kurd,
arabic, bird, conflict, earth,
Form:
Free verse
What Else Is There To Say
...I am sick of a world where people say that they care And then build up their walls and pull down the tents Of the poor and the weak whose only intent is Survival and those whose only hope is Our ......
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Kim James
Categories:
kurd,
abuse, conflict, humanity,
Form:
Free verse
A Smart Kid I Once Knew - Not Funny Comedy, Stayed Alive In Poetry
...I have always been curious about people from Kurdistan I wonder why they are called kurds I wonder when the kurds would become keese Just like curd becomes cheese I wonder if birds are called “bi......
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Michelo Mweetwa
Categories:
kurd,
boy, feelings, fun, funny
Form:
Free verse
Ah Such a Great Night
...Ah Such A Great Night... To Fish In The Cyber Sea Always does this generic guy abhor inflicting pain and suffering, hence I haint n'er fished before, and even metaphorically refere......
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Matthew Harris
Categories:
kurd,
11th grade, 12th grade,
Form:
Lyric
Word Words
...A nerd slurred a word unheard, to be his preferred password. A bird flew over a furred herd, be-gird by a Kurd. He stirred and blurred, to a curd a third of turd. But undeterred he spurred the ......
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George Christos
Categories:
kurd,
nice, poems, satire, silly,
Form:
Rhyme
Deeper
...the deeper thought behind mere words, the wey is cast out with the kurd, in spirit another way absurd, but all of it ok!!!... Don......
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Don Johnson
Categories:
kurd,
adventure,
Form:
Ballad
A Left Hand Made Verse 6
...Let’s quickly massacre our children. Overcut the soft dewlap with a sharp metal and breathe out. Deeply breathe out. Breathe out and let out: All our dreamless night; Our tiredness of nothing; ......
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Kato Javakhishvili
Categories:
kurd,
children,
Form:
Prose Poetry
Saddam's Trial
...SADDAM'S TRIAL [HUMOROUS POEM ] BY NANDLAL KANJIBHAI PANCHOLI ''Who brought me to this cage?' Roars the dictator with rage Then says in a firm voice 'I'm free and have my choice' So I do no......
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Nandlal Pancholi
Categories:
kurd,
imagination, inspirational, visionary, me,
Form:
Heroic Couplet