Modernization Poems - Poems about Modernization

... Depression is a shape poem A difficult one in times of contemplation A shape that gets you, almost in nothingness Whispers darkness in the valley of your chest. Where the minaret stood in t......Read the rest...

...BENEATH THE CONCRETE Born to a hard, brown, and rocky soil, A world where Adam's fall makes us all toil. I thought I couldn't bloom and blosom, thought I wouldn't sprout, so they assume. Here ......Read the rest...

...The modernization of Shakespeare plays 'theater' for the unversed Catering to narrow appetites increases their bloody thirst......Read the rest...

...Digging into and detecting deep roots gives me a thrill. Though raking up the foregone quarrels is a tiresome drill, Values I have lost in the name of modernization, Traditions that, like ancient ......Read the rest...

...A symbol of vulnerability with implausible durability; master at misrepresentation, a bolster of modernization. Praised for its lucidity, nowise for its amorphicity; such is ......Read the rest...

...Money has become the only matter And almost all are crazy after that By hook or crook all earn money Wisdom and peace are uncared Maximum profits all love to mint Noble morals are viewed as si......Read the rest...

...Ballad by William Soutar translation/modernization by Michael R. Burch O, surely you have seen my love Down where the waters wind: He walks like one who fears no man And yet his eyes are kind......Read the rest...

...Kudos! LINES lament liquidation. Modernization masks MARKS, Neglecting neonatal nemesis.......Read the rest...

...Virginity vanished-- 's value validity; Vulnerable voters' vows Vote voluntarily.......Read the rest...

...A calling from the greens A call came calling, a call from the greens, the green of the greens, hey that is mother nature calling. Mother nature came calling, came calling to curve our attent......Read the rest...

...“Whoso List to Hunt” is a famous early English sonnet written by Sir Thomas Wyatt (1503-1542) in the mid-16th century. Whoever Longs to Hunt by Sir Thomas Wyatt loose translation/interpretation......Read the rest...

...Japan At War Japan wages war winds bring clouds lullabying Mount Fuji to sleep. *** Note: Japanese political revolution ended the Edo period (1603-1867),......Read the rest...

...Modernization will never complete Materialistically It asks for moral and spiritual support As man is too careless To avoid repeating historical errors As man is too selfish to share the enriched......Read the rest...

...Tradition and culture A form of heritage from the ancestors A way of living A way of finding similarity A way of finding the origin A way to compare the old and the new A way to measure mod......Read the rest...

...My most popular poems on the Internet (I) A number of my poems and translations have gone viral, according to Google, and some have been copied onto hundreds to thousands of web pages. That’s a lo......Read the rest...