Long Protestors Poems
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If you’ve read any of my delicious, hand-crafted vignettes and listened to us talk, you’ll know that my roommates and I are critical thinking swifties who spend hour after hour talking about anything and everything,...
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Categories:
protestors, appreciation, celebration, education, freedom, identity, school, student,
Form:
Free verse
The war of sound
Recently, there was a subtled battle,
Between the sound from a shop and the piano.
At first, it was just a small issue,
Eventually it grew bigger and uglier.
For exactly eleven months,
I have been playing the piano for...
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Categories:
protestors, fun, june, music, sound, war,
Form:
Free verse
Someone has to say it
This is outspoken thoughts at the end of 2023. Some may find this to be negative, , even though it ends positive. Many may disagree and are welcome to ignore this. It is not meant...
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Categories:
protestors, america, angst, new year, words,
Form:
Free verse
Public Nuisance Number 1
Dragon made the papers for that very unfortunate Church event, toots sweet.
Then Dragon, suddenly, decided to finger-paint billboards, all over the town.
He’d discovered painting was sooo cool, and wanted to, spread his joy around.
It wouldn’t...
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Categories:
protestors, change, community, conflict, fantasy, forgiveness, fun, funny,
Form:
Light Verse
They've Betrayed Us - III, Part I
III.
Do you know of naïve Martin
who saw a report on the news
of how a young, black man was killed,
that the police had shot the dude!
Now protestors were raising hell,
he saw a large mob on TV,
and...
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Categories:
protestors, betrayal, celebrity, confusion, evil, political, trust, truth,
Form:
Rhyme
Stop Defunding the Seattle Police Department
The Seattle City council is under the influence of radicals. Seeking to defund their city's police department by 50%. Fifty years ago, Communist China did the exact same thing. Now communist China is...
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Categories:
protestors, 10th grade, 11th grade, 12th grade, 6th
Form:
Dramatic Monologue
The Eightieth Trimester, Part Ii
Hux said,"My mother realized
that I was a being apart,
but if you’re all sure I’m a mistake,
then please, come stab me in the heart.”
To ensure that he drove home his point
he then pulled out his pocket...
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Categories:
protestors, abortion, conflict, courage, culture, growth, political, truth,
Form:
Narrative
The Reverend Dr Martin Luther King, Jr
When the Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., said “I have a dream,” we all nodded and shouted sharing our feelings because his dream was the same as all those who lived under oppression. When...
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Categories:
protestors, america, together, truth, usa, , memorial,
Form:
Verse
Headline News Hypocrisy
Headline News Hypocrisy
"If you see anybody from that cabinet in a restaurant, in a department store,
at a gasoline station, you get out and you create a crowd.
You push back on them. Tell...
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Categories:
protestors, angst, political,
Form:
Free verse
Nazi Footsteps in Our Streets
“Oh, not in my town,” you doth so loudly protest.
But I tell you, they are even in your governments!
The first sign is~ suppression of your free speech.
We let them, outlaw words, while leaders sun at...
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Categories:
protestors, corruption, dance, death, freedom, holocaust, memorial,
Form:
Rhyme
If It Weren'T For Double Standards
A mob of angry activists
go and deface a public street,
they painted that ‘Black Lives Matter,’
and the mayor said,”That’s fine with me.’
But when someone spoke of baby lives
they would not let them have their say,
when some...
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Categories:
protestors, anger, evil, political, power, truth,
Form:
Rhyme
The Taking of a Hero's Wife, Part I
Owen Kucharski found himself inside
of a rather awkward situation,
all because of a women that he saw
every few days for adult ‘recreation.’
Her name was Laura, and he had met her
when they’d both drank too much at...
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Categories:
protestors, bereavement, courage, loss, love, lust, moving on,
Form:
Narrative
2 Ways To Go Which 1 Chose
On the news today
The headline storyline was presented
and reported as follows
In Liverpool today some local right wing
protestors who's arms are up in flame's
replacing pitchforks for placards
Which was later retracted in place
of rabble of...
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Categories:
protestors, slam,
Form:
Free verse
The black hole of DC
“My name is Jonathan Mellis, I'm solitary confined
In a D.C Jail, where they destroy your mind
They call solitary confinement “the hole”.
They drop you in and let time erode your soul.
It’s hard to cope with...
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Categories:
protestors, abuse, hope, loneliness, mental illness, patriotic, prison,
Form:
Lyric
The Egyptian Revolution
The revolution
Everybody has a limit , a time when enough is enough
You must fight for what you believe in ,even when the going gets tough
In the cold 25th in the...
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Categories:
protestors, adventure, hope, inspirational, day, lost, day, lost,
Form:
Rhyme
Did Their Lives Matter, Part Ii
...And of course who can forget all the
black-on-black we see every day?
More people are killed by such violence
then cops could ever dare take away.
Take all the dead from the rioting
and, depressingly, you will all find
it...
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Categories:
protestors, abortion, how i feel, life, political, race,
Form:
Rhyme
How Delightfully Tyrannical
A man came here to speak today,
students did not like him at all,
egged of by professors, quite enraged,
with no decency at all.
They claim we should ‘hear all sides,’
but when this man dared to speak,
they rioted...
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Categories:
protestors, america, discrimination, evil, faith, freedom, political, society,
Form:
Rhyme
Marble Stars of David, Marble Crosses
Marble Stars of David and Marble Crosses
75th Anniversary-D-Day
June 6, 1944
Gratitude to all soldiers who
died on D-Day.
Unless all nations had decided
to end Hitler's rule!
And...
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Categories:
protestors, america, anniversary, death, inspiration, political, soldier,
Form:
Free verse
Basket of Deplorables
If in the basket of deplorables must I be,
To quote a term most used by sweetest Hilary,
Then let me state this best I can,
I'm voting for our country, not the man.
A country where race and...
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Categories:
protestors, america, appreciation, celebrity, confidence, conflict, confusion, political,
Form:
Quatrain
Seven Weeks and Six Days
Week six.
There is a natural disaster occurring, tsunamis of
morning queasiness Monday through Friday, Tuesday's
lunch on my favorite pants, denial dances on the weekends.
It was Sunday. One word, two syllables causes a tornado...
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Categories:
protestors, body,
Form:
Narrative
Is It True
Is it true that the 'best and the brightest'
have set their minds against America, that
the protestors want to tear it down not build
it up? Is it true that they are the real patriots,
the ones...
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Categories:
protestors, america, confusion, faith, future,
Form:
Prose Poetry
Boris
Well swollen boobies on bullocks Boris is boss
our nations Prime Minister at J Hunt's loss
some say a buffoon and they say it sinister
like the mans brain is only miniature
think Corbyn the codfish would be...
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Categories:
protestors, humorous,
Form:
Rhyme
Ruby
Ruby
Ruby Bridges was one of the first Black American pupils
in a 'White' school
after racial segregation was declared unconstitutional.
It was November 14th, 1960 when six year old Ruby sat in school alone,
children and teachers stayed...
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Categories:
protestors, black african american, discrimination, freedom, racism, society,
Form:
Free verse
Hunting the Bear, Part Ii
...The bear returned to his great feast,
and the trigger squeezed on back.
The gun barked, led striking deep,
the bear roared at the attack.
It raced off into the woods,
dashing for a creekside,
but the bullet had rent it’s...
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Categories:
protestors, adventure, dark, death, judgement, nature, wisdom,
Form:
Narrative
My Title: See Below
Perhaps my title should have been determined first --
but today I differed and decided to think of it last,
tacked on later, a mere hint to what appears below:
a clumsy broken flow of simple comment from
my...
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Categories:
protestors, age, allegory, environment, nostalgia, planet,
Form:
Free verse