Mao Poems - Poems about Mao

First Russia fell, a vast land, Nine time zones, Stalin took command. Millions of Russians died due to his rule But Russians don't learn that fact in school. FDR called him "Uncle Joe," Mistook a tyrant for a bro. Churchill described what he could see— The Iron Curtain shielding tyranny. And North Korea - the U.S. let Russia install a communist regime, let it...

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a little red book- to fill many empty heads....

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You're facing a gun complete with barrels And of all things with firm holder quarrels! Chairman Mao would have laughed at you And kept repeating "No... No it's not true!" I guess, definitely, in their Chinese, Even if you had been a Taiwanese, "Why don't you reserve games of Squirrel!" If you were English and your name Darrell... I have a cursory look...

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Mão Jamais hesite em estender a mão; nunca hesite em aceitar a mão estendida de outra pessoa o progresso intelectual e social, a segurança e paz de cada pessoa estão ligados ao intelectual e social, a segurança e paz de de todos as outras pessoas que como você podecom pouco; fazer mais e mais....

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I. Human, I am starve. Please feed me chicken. I love you. Then ride in car? II. It's wag? It's moving? It's problem. I wish I know what tail is doing. III. You think I'm sooo cute. I wants you to snuffle me like I snuffle you. IV. I'm big, brave. I bite. Proteck childrens. Guard house and keep you safe at night....

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O’Great Nation of the Himalayas, Claim your rightful place on the earth, Prove to none, except yourself, what your worth, Hurdle the Dragon, that Serpent into the dearth, Stand affirm, fortress strong, War with Dragon, no matter how long, Do not dwindle, I firmly say, This I decree to you all the way, Women thou brave, whom wombs brought forth, Men and lion, into...

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Rise this True Republic, be not afraid, Strengthen your Loins, arm yourselves and prepare to Invade, That Marxist-Maoist Dragon! And its Satellite states, Whom loves death and life hates! From this Poet you have my grace, To march for your family and high shall hold your face, This Bully, China must pay for the war, They know no disgrace, Diplomacy will fail and...

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Beyond what’s said and be done, Lies the hideous Black Sun, Whose aim is to run a’ground, To tear and destroy all around, Plan in the years passed away, Silent this Dragon appeared to stay, But behind this stillness insidious lay, When all were not bothered, they’d party and play, This ‘Anti-Christ,’ a unity diabolic, Worked against his foe that frolic, Rumors spread but silenced...

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Mao I (After an ink drawing by Mao I, Song dynasty, c. 1100 in the Freer Gallery of Oriental Art) Faded, brown, discrete, as flowers pressed in some antique book or magazine suggest an intimate mood--fleeting, flown, perennial, between timeless print grown meaningless, his femur sausage-linked bamboo or supple joint-less trout, lightly inked, survived the arson and the coup d'etats. We find no window-sized...

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Bless China and Mao Zedong I have partly decorated my Christmas tree bless the Chinese for the blinking fairy light, blue and yellow strings I think symbolise angels’ hair not that I have seen any angels with blue-rinsed hair. I haven`t put up any baubles this year it is a bother to put them on...

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Famine Foretold (Stalin, 1930, 30 million, and Mao Tse Tung 1960, 42 million, et al) The land is the lord of men who live Near yellow and lime-green fields, Who plant it and till it and gladly give All their toil, for crops it yields. Dictators forced them to the modern way, Profaning ancestral farms, The land did avenge itself one day With...

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