Short Blockades Poems

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The British Crusade That Ended Slavery

From the beginning through all of our ancient civilisations slavery was an aspect 

Until the arise of the irresistible force which removed this unmovable object 

For in 1066 the law of the land, the England, forbade the ownership of man 

Blockades of the Union Jack’s command 
And today in this freedom we all stand. 


Authors Note: Because Britain went after the impossible and people have no idea it happened.
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Form: Rhyme


Premium Member cycle unheard

complaints unheard rise,
strikes,bands,blockades,clash in streets.
curfew cloaks the peace.

season's rain comes down-
no passage left to flow through;
ponds gone, all encroached.

barren hills lie still
rain rushes wild, rivers swelling
overflowing rage.

rain's soothing noise dreadful,
yet the fresh plowed fields waiting
for the green reborn.

frail cycle decays,
endless wait for cries to sound;
complaints long unheard.
Form: Haiku

Rebel Home Poem

im going to become myself
and never live to die
im never gonna tell the world
im done,iwont break down and cry

ill never be what you all want
so ill just be myself
i find if i do what i need 
ill find eternal wealth

so try and stop my path or way
ill just kick down blockades
ill rebel the system's way of life
when tired rest in the shade

ill walk until the day i die
my jacket as my roof
ill stay myself and laugh out loud
because i know the truth

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