Short Civil Poems
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lion in senate
"the boy from Troy" John Lewis ~
civil rights icon
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Date written: 09/19/2020
Be in love
Be true
Be life
Be kind
Be love
Be holy
Be giver
Be you
Be righteous
Be humble
Be civil
Be victorious
Be grounded
Live
Civil is the tongue that stays in the mouth quietly calm inward spirit soul~
Written words by James Edward Lee Sr © 2021
3/25/21
Your Sons died in the Civil War
for the right to own Slaves
When they could not afford to own
a Slave
Stop being a slave for
Satan
beware atomic attack!
1950s civil defense
duck and cover drills
Bert the turtle
showed us the way
flash of light - duck and cover!
The race is run
Let’s not snivel
Respect has won
The race is run
Good grace don’t shun
Just be civil
The race is run
Let’s not snivel
Id
fierce, intense
raging, urging, demanding
savage, instinct, moral, probity
loving, caring, giving
civil, gentle
ego
slavery poetry
civil rights
poverty language
this is strong liberating art
to become soft after crime
rather than prevailing crime wages
Harold George Belanfante Jr.
1927 – 2023
Harry Belafonte: Singer, actor and unshakeable civil rights activist
Mahatma Gandhi
Civil disobedience as modus operandi
The British, oh so superior
Ended up on their right royal posterior!
Diana Dalton
13 Nov 2012
a chastushka
Civil noncompliance like whiskey
ages slow with pressure until...
Laws that render conscience risky
should be labeled a reflux still.
F-ree
E-xpression
E-levates
S-ocial
C-onsciousness
O-n
B-ravery
A-bout
L-anguage
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Monocrostic (Birthday of Fe M. Escobal)
Confederate types some admire
Punctured DEI's entire hire
The world is a throng
And civil war's wrong
But that car just hit their barbed wire
Nicolas Maduro's life's so rough
Gorging himself at the public trough
While fellow Venezuelans have no food
Situation dire -- civil war's prelude
When Martin Luther King told me,
"Civil Rights suit me to a T"
I could see what he meant
For my placard was bent
So it read, " ruth will make you free!"
he was plain
he wasn't insane
he won't change
he walk and talk
the hiway
and byway
to have a say
did it day and night
he was the
KING OF CIVIL RIGHTS
Bad Things Away Haiku
God will take bad things
Away with his two wide wings
Now our each heart sings.
James Frivial Civil Horn
Retired Veteran and Poet
Lincoln, your honesty gave you a name
Death surrounded you in all kinds of ways
Civil War gave you the worst kind of fame.
Wonder if you ever had any good days?
Shall Suggest Civil Unrest
What I wanted to do was suggest,
My favorite subject is civil unrest;
Write about,
With no doubt,
That always will have been best.
Jim Horn
Expelled again from cosmic matters
The fool consults his satellite
Eager to shred to tatters
All ambition to fight
Structured tyranny
Rolling over
Civil minds
Without
Fear
Remember one day
When there was both blue and gray
With sad things to say.
Civil war was done
And no one really had won
Had killed my on son.
Can you imagine.
Jim Horn
Dare we utter the words “Civil War”?
Or claim of dictatorship which can't be ignored
An economic disaster
Shaking things up to the rafters
A catastrophe, like none other before
Civil Wars
A civil war lasts long in psyche of people
Bitterness of having lost festers from one
Generation to the next and black America
Are still victims caught in the middle of
The unresolved.
like a civil gentleman,
he was drowned in their violence,
and had no will or power to save or protest,
he fell and fell so good,
that he could not see his own epitaph,
like we all are not able to.
GOD: the goodness of determination,
a standard for better living creation.
to differentiate a civil or wild nation,
for smoothness a better flow no tension,
only patience, belief, trust asks to confirm.