Short God Given Right Poems

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Choice's

Choice's 

"The thinnest line between success,
and failure, is our God, given right
to choose."

                 Poet: Ken Jordan
                   August/2014
© Ken Jordan  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Prose


Premium Member The Fallen Prince Has Risen - Michael

Burning so bright
With new found life
Released from his ball and chain
Out of the dark
And into the light
Flying… on wings of freedom again.

As he writes his life
His soul ignites
In flames of wisdom and sight
Brilliantly claiming 
His God given right
As his truth kills the evil ‘Black Knight’.

Premium Member A Proud Liberal

Live and let live without prejudice 
I believing in basic freedoms for all,
Being fair and just, principled
Equality being a God-given right,
Regardless of race, creed, or nationality
Always following the Golden Rule,
Loving always overcomes hating.

Written March 20, 2022
Form: Acrostic

At First Sight

(In Memory of Frankie Abercrombie)
(Dedicated to Regena and Frank Abercrombie)

As he from darkness
Came to light
Did he grin at Daddy
With a smile So bright
While holding onto the Umbilical
Cord, using all of his Might
Since, A child's love for Mama
Comes as god-given right
But, it was like he knew
Inspite of his plight
That He and His Daddy
Would be Real tight
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Premium Member Life

"Not allowing yourself to be who you were always meant to be is the grossest miscarriage of justice." --by poet
You have a God-given right to be you Live your truth fully each day Let no one bully you.
SECOND PLACE WINNER Written March 24, 2022 Syllables 10-7-6 checked by HMS and PS For “Form K – Kimo” poetry contest Sponsored by Constance La France
Form: Kimo


Premium Member The Rape of Palestine

The Europeans colonized
middle earth and Africa
as their God given right
America built on the labour
of African slaves
Indigenous killed
murdered, and slaughtered
then laughed at
some of you still live in this world
others though, through the eyes of history
have admitted
if not confessed, the evil deeds
now you see children burned alive
in hospital tents, on purpose
and for that
they are your new enemy

Thevoice

There's no real difference between you and me when somebody cut's me the blood's red that
i bleed. you want to love someone make them you're wife i want the same thing but you deny
me that right. the only real difference between you and me is that i want a lover the same
sex as me! And who are you to tell me that it's not right judge me like you're god and
mess with my god given right. my god given right's called my freedom of choice so I will
make my decision's and speak with my voice
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