Father Poverty Poems
These Father Poverty poems are examples of Poverty poems about Father. These are the best examples of Poverty Father poems written by international poets.
Rekha - Trigger warning
Standing upon the roof top,
watching her brothers walk to school,
Rekha reminisces about her playground,
full of childhood innocent smiles.
A sole kite decorated in orange and red,
floats...
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Categories:
abuse, child abuse, poverty,
Charles Dickens Knew PovertyOliver Twist
Great Expectations
A Christmas Carol
author Charles Dickens
worked in a boot-blacking factory at age twelve
after father was sent to debtor’s prison
campaigned vigorously for children’s rights...
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Categories:
poverty, write,
Poverty UnkindIn a World brimming with wealth and grandeur,Where opulence dazzles on every corner,A tale unfolds of disparity and strife,
Where poverty thrives, tormenting countless lives.
Inflation, a...
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Categories:
poverty, america, life, sad, together,
I Must Be BlackBecause once a time in a round mud hut
at the edge of the bottomless of pits,
I know that a three- or four-year-old roars with his...
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Categories:
poverty, anger, black african american,
The Girl, Part I and 2This is two parter. The first dealing with the abuse of the mother. The second part is about her child, growing up in care
The Girl,...
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Categories:
poverty, abuse, child, emotions, mother
Money, Money, MoneyWhen it comes to money, why do people speak poverty over their lives and have the fear of not having it?
People speak, I don’t know...
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Categories:
blessing, money, people, poverty,
Ashes and ThirstAshes and Thirst
Evil comes in all shapes, and all sizes.
We have all heard this many times... before.
But how truly large, or small can...
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Categories:
poverty, abortion, america, anxiety, funeral,
The Ny EbsThe NY EBS
There is talk of war.
There is rumor and propaganda.
There is concern and worry.
No one wants to die.
No one wants...
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Categories:
poverty, abuse, paradise, perspective, political,
The FlagThe Flag
The white flag means to give up.
It means to end every chance
of effort to stop what is about to happen,
or what is...
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Categories:
poverty, addiction, america, patriotic, peace,
Cake MixCake Mix
On the way home,
I stopped at the store.
I bought a cake mix,
yellow, as they were out of
chocolate and white.
Yellow...
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Categories:
poverty, angel, appreciation, i love
Invisible BarrierDo we perform countless roles in our life?
we do…and we try to perform...
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Categories:
childhood, children, poverty, uplifting,
Festering WoundOn the banks of river folks gathered solemnly
Where in repose lay the body of his father;
Dry dead-wood was stacked in layers they built,
Fire was crackling,...
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Categories:
angst, death, memory, poverty,
The Beating of the MillThe beating of the Mill,
we hear it down the hill.
It is the town's heartbeat.
No children on the street
already in the shop
to labor till they drop.
Sold...
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Categories:
poverty, power,
Airy and Emmett StreetAiry Wells and Emmett Street were working class kids,
Just shy of a high school diploma.
Airy’s mom had a habit of drinking too much.
Emmett’s father was...
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Categories:
addiction, death, poverty, relationship,
FatherI must confess that I once dreamt
Of a knight of noble honor
He existed in the first specs of my memory
Which grows weaker as my mind...
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Categories:
poverty, family, father, love, mental