Short Humankind Poems
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Credo on the Dignity of Humankind
My task is
to live
to love
to die like that.
Hallelujah!
It is enough.
~
haiku
26/04/2018
grow your seed.... nurture
feed water.... cultivate mind
repeat .... humankind
May we be blessed to realize…
When humankind is the label we're all assigned….
We need to do a better job
of moving from the human…to the kind.
Blue blood horseshoe crab
A million crabs milked
each year for humankind
to detect vaccine contamination.
blue, ghastly, gruesome, repugnant!
Neither exceptional
nor unexceptional
Where do I fit in...
With all the rest of humankind
~ no one’s free of sin
Men
Reckless, carnal
Killing, hating, taking
Humankind, sinners, instruments, messengers
Rejoicing, listening, helping
Heavenly, beautiful
Angels
messenger Jesus Christ
message God told to speak
mesmerize by His word
melting humankind hearts
memorable values
meant to bequeath His life
memories eternal
I am grateful for being one small part of humankind
which in itself is a miracle so sweet…
that it makes me want to do my best
to be kind to every human whom I meet.
propitiation
Jesus Christ, our Savior, Lord....
for all have sinned
Or you could say that all humankind are born sinners or born in sin.
Thanking goes far among our humankind,
Stops short however on the darker side -
Whole wild universe
Bears poor poultry’s curse -
Touching thanks to turkey, roasted or fried.
God gives free will to Humankind.
Many think out of sight is out of mind.
While others claim they can't see.
Yet, choice leads to purgatory.
And there's plenty of hemp, you'll find.
Wolves and I don't mean the humankind
Gorgeous animals, all-white preferred by mankind
Hunt in packs
Coordinate attacks
Only kill as part of the food chain they find
A world can be designed,
for all humankind,
to live fully and constructively,
when the powers of science and technology,
are directed towards human fulfilment and eliminating scarcity.
Life is a mystery for all of humankind
So many questions, a mystery defined
We can't comprehend
Our whole life we spend
Trying to make sense but there's not enough time
We must stop constantly fighting, all of us,
for human rights and equal justice,
and start building a society where the rights of all humankind,
are an integral part of the system's design.
the threat of war upon us
sends a chill up my spine ~
is there no hope for humankind ?
a walk through the forest
can put things in perspective ~
let there be hope for humankind !
Today I’m thankful the wisdom of the ancient ones
who talk about the two greatest challenges of humankind:
The first…is discovering who we are
The second…is being happy with the who we find
Winters Song
Cold and chilly atmosphere
Grips the earth and Humankind
Now the time has come to cite
Winters Song is here
Winter Dodoitsu Contest
Heather Ober November 9, 2015
Ralph Sergi
Do these things matter?
To them;
The colour blinds
Do they recognize them?
The colours of the skin
That which brought about the fuss
If truly;
This ability they lack
Let it plague humankind
For eons your face has delighted humankind.
But, we are a curious lot and if you wouldn't mind,
When its convenient would you be so very kind,
And rotate 180 degrees to show us your behind?
wet-
in-
wet
or
marble
set
humankind
'neath
the
divine
disclosed
the
uniquely
posed
For the dress culture
they forget true humankind,
World is in unease
Barking thug can’t kill
fundamental inner voice,
Let’s fly flag of peace
© Mahtab Bangalee
10 February, 2022
Chattogram
All those times
Mouths of different
History of war,
Mistrust,
Insecurity.
Ten thousand years
Excuses for killing,
Mocking,
Insecurity.
The Stupid's brethren,
Bloody children.
Israeli hostages and Gazans hollowed,
the dark cold cruelty of some in humankind.
Gray circles under frightened eyes,
bones protruding from fading frames.
Listless song of the starving,
grieving God. ~
A very learned ignorant person
with complicated smiles of knowledge
Always hunting for mother ignorance
Using blunt spear-pens of wisdom
In the remote bushes of knowledge
For the good of imaginary humankind