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Mans Inhumanity To Man
Mans Inhumanity To Man Poems - Poems about Mans Inhumanity To Man
What Did God Do On the Seventh Day
...The Good Book tells us that God rested on The Seventh Day, To unwind upon His Throne and His handiwork survey. He foresaw the mess we mere mortals would make of things, Abetted by all humankind to......
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Robert L. Hinshaw
Categories:
mans inhumanity to man,
god, humorous,
Form:
Rhyme
The Color of Space
...The Color of Space His spaceship alit on a foreign world deep in the midst of the outer space two moons gazing down devoid of all air he kept his mask on and walked down the plank opened the ......
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Ralph Sergi
Categories:
mans inhumanity to man,
racism, planet,
Form:
Free verse
We Came Upon a Clearing
... We came upon a clearing as we all started to choke Our eyes hurting, painful, us soldier serving blokes Pieces of black floated, sporadic burning embers passed Hazed buildings we could......
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James Fraser
Categories:
mans inhumanity to man,
loss, people, war,
Form:
Couplet
We Came Upon a Clearing
...We came upon a clearing as we all started to choke Our eyes hurting, painful, us soldier serving blokes Pieces of black floated, sporadic burning embers passed Hazed buildings we could see through t......
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James Fraser
Categories:
mans inhumanity to man,
life, loss, war,
Form:
Couplet
Society
...It's another morning and I'm so fortunate To awaken and enter another day I reflect for a few moments And remember the ones who strayed For many a reason this has happened Mans inhumanity to m......
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James Fraser
Categories:
mans inhumanity to man,
life, people, places, political,
Form:
Quatrain
Poems From Prague
...***************************** Poems written on a trip to Prague in 2009 ***************************** ============================= Sailing Neath the Charles Bridge ==========================......
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Tomás Ó Cárthaigh
Categories:
mans inhumanity to man,
adventure, travel, heart, memory,
Form:
Verse
He Came From His Future
...He came from his future Back to his past To rally the right Extinguish the aghast What has made man Turn out to be A destroyer so gallus In religious disagree Maybe the one Who was her......
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James Fraser
Categories:
mans inhumanity to man,
fantasy, visionaryrace,
Form:
Rhyme
The Clever Ape To the Horrible Human
...I'm nothing special, just plain old me Ancestors from my past came down from the tree We scratched our knuckles and found that hurt Scraping our skin through our neighbourhood dirt As wis......
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James Fraser
Categories:
mans inhumanity to man,
animals, history, natureme,
Form:
Rhyme
Seeking the Spirit of Man
...“Seeking the Spirit of Man” By my side and kept at my desk are the two books. The dictionary which I expand my vocabulary with; The other is a bible where I do my research. The bible for me is a......
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Leonard Taormina
Categories:
mans inhumanity to man,
faith, life, visionary, me,
Form:
Prose Poetry