One For All Poems - Poems about One For All

Though their all grown up they still need you for crying out loud Yet you still ride on that sick cloud Please don't think I hate you for I do not I would just love to have gotten half of what you got Loving parents who show it a lot Even to the grandkids when they were small Just remember we...

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One for all, All for one by Kamisah bt Abdul Karim One for all, all for one, Our teacher crooned, on a torrid noon, Her sneaky smile stirred a shake, as our senses began to quake, We did the math, we sum and times, subtract and divide, Found no glimpse of light, well, who were we to...

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It's a turning point in time A history that tells of lies and crimes One percent shepherd and 99 blind Led to the slaughter in a single file line Be it less or more the same We must shed our skins, forget the blame See ourselves with love not shame To ease our hearts of this endless pain Be this a view of...

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Thanks, LuLoo, our writing kazoo, for form challenges helping us think anew. Gratitude to Jan, our limerick sultan, for her warmth touching all in Soup land. Blessings, Jo, our prayer-sayer, for Soup’s uplifting, spiritual, lyrical care. Appreciation to Broken Wings, our angel of dark, for her consistent Soup mark. Merci, Nette, our imagery master, for being Soups’ unique, comment...

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God is all colours And He is no colour, For He lives in the black And He lives in the white. He lives in the mixed,red Olive, brown and yellow, For He lives in the heart Where colours out of sight. God is all creeds And he is no creed. He lives in the Muslim And He lives in the Jew. He's there in the Hindu, The Christian,...

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Together at last Your children are my children My children are yours...

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before labor unions came into existence businesses were run like monarchies where those in positions of power treated the workers atrociously no sick days, no overtime, no vactions and no minimum wage and some work place conditions were worse than an animal's cage but throught the grace of God and American ingenuity the laborers joined together and the unions came...

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