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Protests Poems - Poems about Protests

Premium Member The Lady Protests
The lady doth protest too much, methinks‘ (Hamlet, Act 3, Scene 2) By Shakespeare cold snowy day Clint Eastwood marathon on the tube honey-do list not done my wife complains all day ...

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Categories: protests, humorous,
Form: Free verse
AOC's Call to Attention for Anti-Trump's protests Q and A etc
Q: Why did Democratic governor's in blue USA's states call out their national guard? A: Because they anticipated preelection's and postelection's demonstrations + riots regardless of which side won the presidential's elections. Q: Why is AOC and other Woke God-less Marxist radical Democratic's mobilizing anti...

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Categories: protests, 10th grade, 11th grade,
Form: Political Verse



Premium Member semi protests
the stubborn semi stood on his head you cannot make me go, he said to Ed Ed was angry now, a trucker who never swore You are a piece of work, metal scrap and more! the town came to see the semi and gave support he was just protesting his wages, said Uncle Mort He has been on his head for...

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Categories: protests, humor,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member protests
If you’ve read any of my delicious, hand-crafted vignettes and listened to us talk, you’ll know that my roommates and I are critical thinking swifties who spend hour after hour talking about anything and everything, all at once. We’re full of niche feelings, lukewarm takes and sometimes, we’re in direct conflict with one another about...

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Categories: protests, appreciation, celebration, education, freedom,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member 'Peaceful Campus Protests'
Shouts of ‘Only one solution – an Intifada Revolution’ at protests described as ‘peaceful’ by pundits expert at circumlocution 130 suicide bombings; countless stabbings and shootings* Intifadas are as ‘peaceful’...

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Categories: protests, hate, jewish, murder, peace,
Form: Couplet



Protests
In the 60’s we protested Out on the quads With our armbands and banners and signs ‘Til the rage manifested By police riot squads Put a damper on all our designs. We erected no tents And we went home to sleep But were sure we could orchestrate change. Yet these current events Which on campuses sweep Seem, to me, very different and strange. ...

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Categories: protests, perspective,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Peaceful Protests
Peaceful Protests Those mostly peaceful protests are: Get yourself prepared for Cold War. Cool calm attitude please! My Dear! In domestic front start to ignore. If does not work, efforts no...

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Categories: protests, appreciation, peace,
Form: Rhyme
She Protests Too Much
With irascible words, she continues to bemoan Writing about poets with whom she picks a bone Chastising those who like to compete in contests She's infected with hate, like a pustulant abscess Her bitter sarcasm abounds for quite a few poets Shaming their competitiveness, then she blows it She adds POTD beside her poem title when chosen but her attitude is not...

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Categories: protests, bullying,
Form: Rhyme
Broken People
Broken People How ruffled a people we are, crinkled and cracked under the weight of economic hardship. Yet we attempt to grin and greet. From their killer smoking barrels, innocent lives are snuffed away. In the dark of the night, they abduct, rob, and brutalise. Did you say law enforcement? Tufiakwa! Like Nazgûl, they are agents...

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Categories: protests, africa, anger, change,
Form: Free verse
A New Dawn
We live with masquerades They call for accolades They wear mean faces Even when we meet face to face Every day and night, they loot Even though we go barefoot We crown them kings They take all, even as "kings" Until hunger and anger reigns They take all they think they are winners Alas, we suffer a hard-knock life What a life without a wife With...

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Categories: protests, africa, anger, change,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Peaceful Protests - Not
We're at a place in history right now- perhaps, where we have never been before; our nation, so divided, to allow this breakdown of established laws- abhor the rules our founding fathers did implore for protests- without looting, burning down the property of businesses- that frown on losing the police to deter crime. Some disappoint- but most deserve renown; kept order through a former,...

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Categories: protests, conflict, fear, sad, violence,
Form: Dizain
Premium Member Seattle Peaceful Protests Intensified
'Peaceful Protests Intensified' -- So the morrow's headlines certified But how'd reporters turn blind eyes To fire-bombings that terrorized a downtown stunned and traumatized Why was ugly violence euphemized ~ as 'Peaceful Protests Intensified'...

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Categories: protests, betrayal, city, violence,
Form: Monorhyme
Protestations
an octelle Inherently feral, protests have morphed into a foul abscess. Our formidable nation spent from false adoration incites fulminations widespread. from forged arsenals of hatred. Inherently feral, protests have morphed into a foul abscess. Angry bewildered dissidents teeming ‘mid brutal incidents, are leery, believing lies. Meanwhile broadcasters devise blindness to ominous truth.. Their solution? the voting booth. Angry bewildered dissidents teaming ‘mid brutal...

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Categories: protests, 11th grade, hate, leadership,
Form: Rhyme
Honoring Liberty
There is no debate, what we celebrate. Formation of the state, never racial hate. Former colony, freed from monarchy. Honoring liberty, not inhumanity....

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Categories: protests, america, freedom, independence day,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Protests Fill the Air
Cancel Culture, Black Lives Matter, Me too movement, Gay rights too, Social media so much chatter Have a gripe, just join the queue. Pro-choice stalwarts, pro-life hawks, Farm to table, Save the earth, A world of slogans, countless squawks A new cause daily sees it's birth. Sound bites matter, the Media gloats, Politicians scramble to take the stage, Armed with purpose and ready quotes. Often glib...

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Categories: protests, community, hate, inspirational, passion,
Form: Quatrain

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