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Privatised Poems - Poems about Privatised
Croydon Part 3
...Croydons just a new build away if it wasn't for the once East European office blocks fad its now inviting human capital to dwell in jolly new builds and with the new Westfield proposed most indi......
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Antony Glaser
Categories:
privatised,
anxiety,
Form:
Free verse
Croydon Part Deux
...hoardings of shops on the isle of ridiculousness the feral pigeons pontificate the leaking roof of the civic theatre stays you've seen better days you've blundered into desperation bankrupted t......
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Antony Glaser
Categories:
privatised,
allegory,
Form:
Free verse
The Trap
...This is the home of the heartless Corporate concrete Where you become captive To the same things you thought set you free Where solutions to society's problems Don't correct anything Class ......
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Celia Tinch
Categories:
privatised,
addiction, conflict, corruption, deep,
Form:
Free verse
Ancient Nursery Rhymes
...I’ve heard it said . . . our future is in peril and deadly danger Those close to us are listening, to the whispers of a stranger The Word of God lies hidden, in the depths of cold despair Lying bu......
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Peter Walsh
Categories:
privatised,
corruption, music,
Form:
Rhyme
A Canopy of Gold
...Religion has been privatised like gas I know in church we still can hear the Mass Yet no Chaplain comes to dying men I did my best alone without a plan. Inside the holy sanctuary bare I bec......
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Katherine Braithwaite
Categories:
privatised,
absence, adventure, allusion, angel,
Form:
Iambic Pentameter
Brexit Too
...Brexit 2 They don`t get it the politicians why people voted to leave. there is and rightly, so a deep discontent among people, the see their water, gas, train and bus prizes privatised by p......
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Jan Oskar Hansen
Categories:
privatised,
abuse, august, beach, color,
Form:
Blank verse
Jeremy Corbyn
...I'm kind of taken by Jeremy Corbyn, the man and his success, And believe that for the leadership role he may be able to dress; I think what’s going unsaid is that he’s kind of in a way funny, M......
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Dominique Webb
Categories:
privatised,
future, leadership, political, poverty,
Form:
Heroic Couplet