Short Aborigine Poems
Short Aborigine Poems. Below are examples of the most popular short poems about Aborigine by PoetrySoup poets. Search short poems about Aborigine by length and keyword.
If history was food part 2
The warrior stands on one leg in the sun
And watches the British fleet drop anchor
These strange white men raise their flag
And the warrior’s land is stolen from him
Over the years they say the warrior is lost
But when Australia marched to war
The warrior stands tall again standing tall
As a Digger wearing the rising sun.
© Paul Warren Poetry
TG,
Probably is too hot for kangaroos.
So from Melbourne to Perth went on a cruise;
Ended up on greatest place on earth
Where prolific people grow in Perth.
James Thesarious Hilarious Horn
Retired Veteran and Poet
Are kangaroos and Aborigine on
West Coast of Australia? Always
remember Australia being called
the Continent down under. How
is global warming affecting you.
40000 years of aborigine dreaming
As a hot sun beat down in daytime beaming
A sacred place where women foraged and gave birth
It was a place for water in a life balancing girth
The local Nyoongar people lived their Dreamtime
In nature’s circle forever intwined
As you walk the pathways with the whistling wind
Feel the Rainbow Serpent turning time without end.
© Paul Warren Poetry
In the world wide and broad
Aborigine, distort and deform
Out of hatred and disgust
We kill each of us!
Humanity dies by the hands of human
Brutality become familiar member
Kindness and emotions broke up with chamber
All seems dull and dead
No life left, maybe it’s the end.