Long Kidnappings Poems

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A long verse on an even longer subject

The eye of most everything is money
Their power over us is unsurpassed
Hey, got the dough? May call me “honey”
To get away, to buy me things, to have a...

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© Ed Kay  

Give the Government Back To the People

We went all our children
To be in land of the free
We want all our children
To be, to be
Live in a land of liberty
By our consitution written by men 
For all men
And when you're done all...

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© James Edward Lee Sr.  

Society has changed over the 
past decades, centuries even.
What was once a peaceful 
world that followed one rule
Is now full of hypocritical and 
power-hungry people,
Who act all high and mighty 
with their fancy suits.
Setting laws...

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© Lost Girl  

Thanks Givings

thanks givings
I will not be thankful for murder in genocide
And that's my father's hands is in it
Come on, come on n run N hide
I won't give thanks for your European peoples which
Still in the lands...

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© James Edward Lee Sr.  

Connecting the dots part eight Q and A

Q  Is AI really in charge, right now, of both ruling over and controlling this present
      21st century's world's and system with the permission of the global elites and...

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© Roxanne Dubarry  

Oh! good people ,
        Congolese of Democratic
                  Republic of the Congo, 
One of good and kind nations in the World
                      Very hospitable 
                       And Sociable
                         Peaceful 
                          And Joyful 
                           Pentient
                           And Loving 
                           Very...

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© Alfonso II Warally Ngengethe Mussabwa Chris  

Please Do the Popular Jeru Song and Dance

Instead of bombing, shelling and trashing our neighbors
Let’s all do the highly popular fun ‘Jeru’ dance
By ‘Jeru’, I mean the Jerusalema beats and vibes
Of South Africa. My friends, imagine that we’re not strangers
To each other,...

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© Hebert Logerie  

Storm: Mexico's Killing Fields
A failed state by anyone's definition. With a corrupt government. Hand in hand with the drug cartels. Same with every branch of the armed forces and police. All in it together. Partly...

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© Nick Armbrister Jimmy Boom Semtex  

It really puzzles me when it comes to how 
humans process and react to circumstances, 
for instance, 300 girls are kidnapped by 
lowlife cowardly terrorists,  while the world 
community sits back and says, "...

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© Carl Fraser  

Malaysians Today
There are times I wonder if we are real Malaysians...
There are migrants and there are immigrants...

Then you have locals and there are natives...
And we all know there are new Malaysians....

Whose looks and interactions are...

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© Keng Chuan Seng  

AFTER: RASHIDAT AJAKAYE OLAMIDAYO

You're the lion 
You enjoy the chase
We're the game
We own the race
The race in which you enjoy your chase
We dictate the lines and paces 
We're what they say goes around - comes...

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© Ismail Junaid Oluwadamilare  

The Day My Friends Went Insane

  They were my gentile friends, ones I could count on
    They stood by me when times were tough

  A pep talk here, a couch to sleep on there
 ...

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© Gershon Wolf  

Helping, please and thank you's are
Getting less and very far
From manners and society
It's getting harder to see
Old fashioned ways we're used to
These days we don't have a clue
How to behave or act civil
We are turning...

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© Robin Davis  

If it is about our sins please forgive us
And rid Nigeria of leaders making our lives worse.
Its true nobody wanna die yet
Sugbon they have made sufferings our daily diet;

And when election beckons they become angels
Trying...

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© Adedayo Gali  

The world is already lost and it will continue to get worse as time goes by.
I won't have to put up with much of the future because I'll eventually die.
But Jehovah God will have to...

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© Randy Johnson  

Goosebumps, Chills, and Shivers

Some stories give me goosebumps. They are found 
in books and films that tell of wicked clowns
or evil children whose cold, empty eyes
cast spells on hapless people all around.

To chase that eerie feeling from my...

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© Janice Canerdy  

Am I awake or asleep?
Is this a vision?
Or some day dream?
Am I sleepwalking and dreaming
And talking all at once?

I see a new bred bud
Burst forth from around the Niger.
Like a multi-dicotyledonous seed.
Splitting into several parts
And...

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© Divine Friday Idiong