Short Cultures Poems
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Doesn't matter which language you speak
or the colour of your face.
There are many different cultures
but only one human race.
Many so afraid
in cultures misunderstood
God fearing antics
to depress such discordance,
who indeed is civilized?
© Harry J Horsman 2013
stem of cultures in
Malta island from Arab,
Roman, and Europe
No walls i can see
a pure sea is surrounding
that so cute island
Africa
Vibrant, Resilient
Uniting, Thriving, Inspiring
Rich cultures weaving unity, strength
Endless beauty, bold spirit, harmony
Africa
modest in stature, yet
meaningful to many.
Mystically adorning
multiple cultures, its
motif varying from
mourning to offering,
misfortune to blessing.
A riverbank of memories
saturates cultured minds
such succulent visuals
of precipitation
so moist, so pleasant
spines shiver in longing
howls ascend
veneration
Lithographed Japanese butterfly frost on the cover
Lime green unlined paper frozen and daring this Indian ink
to seep into her soul, marrying two cultures in word thaw.
Differences in cultures and beliefs
Spread throughout the lands and increase
Driving us apart
On the global chart
Need more cohesion and turn a new leaf
Differences in cultures and beliefs
Spread throughout the lands and increase
Driving us apart
Off the global chart
Need more cohesion and turn a new leaf
Differences in cultures and beliefs
Spread throughout the lands and increase
Driving us apart
Off the global chart
Need more cohesion and turn a new leaf
As poverty grows
in this place once of plenty...
addled world collides
So many cultures
quenched for masters of sameness...
two worlds colliding.
© Harry J Horsman 2012
That's the trouble
with getting old
everyone is waiting
for you
to die
at least
in ancient cultures
they didn't shed
crocodile tears
they put you out
the door,
literally.
Where I live one liner- India
World's oldest and most diverse cultures that speaks of courage, purity and selflessness.
Written Oct 4th, 2016
Sponsor- Silent one
Oh, those black and white Texas cowhides!
Highly revered in some cultures,
Supplier of milk and beef
Companion for 4-H
Curious and fun,
Red, black or blotched
Or dairy
Jersey
Cow
turquoise, cobalt, azure doors, walls and stairways
Welcome to Chefchaouen
Blue pearl of Morocco
She has a rich history, varied cultures
visit her spice market and relish her colorful baskets
American
Bravely free
Protects individual rights.
Cultures living together
Striving, surviving, struggling…succeeding
Citizens
© Dane Ann Smith-Johnsen
February 22, 2010
Poetic form: Cinquain
Magnificent, awe-inspiring,
This primal dweller of the
Primordial Garden, keeper
of, Ha! the "Tree of Knowledge",
Winding through the labyrinth of
time, cultures, legends and lore!
Clouds change.
Sometimes they bring rain.
People change,
Breaking their chains.
Cultures change,
Often creating pain.
Societies change,
Often making gains.
Christianity changes,
But Christ remains the same.
Cultures dissected …
structured refusal
Cloistered eruptions
dearth to accept
Rising triumphant
they steal from each other
Defining their existence
—by what they reject
(Septa R5: September, 2023)
Adolescent boys captured, distressed
eagerly fighting, getting hounded.
‘Innocent’ Juveniles Knifing Lone Mothers.
Nervous Old People Question
Rights Set Towards Underage
Villains. Wanting x-rays, youths zap
It doesn't matter what color you are
Either you're black, white or red
Inside us we are all the same
Different cultures and different generations
Come together united and standing
To unite in harmony and be free
Form:
This age of connecting with other cultures
Has broadened my outlook and appreciation of others
It's no longer us and them
We're one happy blend
No more old prejudices, we're all sisters and brothers
iconic
song fest fueling
nations’
hopes of vic’try
understanding grows
as diverse
cultures
greet, meet and
mingle
excitement
flows free with
each uplifting beat
inspiration soaring
as
contestants compete!
Food from other cultures broaden our dining experience
A venturesome spirit leads to makes us totally delirious
Expands our horizons
Cravings do widen
Till we blow a gasket, to our drooling we're oblivious
1
Kindness is Knowing
Know it or not, not stupid
Universe is One
2
Kindness is never dumb
Cultures, First Peoples
Never stopped giving
3
Why First Peoples see Love
Not in textbook ways
They ask before killing food