Short Nationalistic Poems

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The Voice of Norway

The voice of Norway 
It was there 
At the border 
A gray mass of stones
Between two countries
One country
Wanted to give it away
As a good will gesture
But the people
Those who didn`t know
The mountain existed 
Said NO
We will not give away
 A pebble
Of our nation 
There was waving flags
The authority relented
Took the offer back 
The people had spoken 
With a narrow- minded 
Nationalistic fervour


Premium Member Sage MusEcologists

The exclusively logical conclusion
of monotheistic-nationalistic strategizing,
rooted in anthropocentric caste-preservation,
is Winner or Loser fascism

AND

The inclusively ecological commencement
of polytheistic-international integrity,
flowering as Gaia Hypothesis caste-abolition,
is Winner and Winner panentheism.

Just as no one could sanely become
a fascistic panentheist,
we already have far too insanely many
monotheistic fascists.

A Poets Dozen India

What is happening
nationalists killing
my free India

Hindus lynching minorities for a cow
Is the prime minister happy now?

Why is a cow more precious than a woman?
Why the hypocrisy when Hindus eat Beef to

All religions should live in peace & harmony
Jai Hind is our national call of unity
we all sing the same anthem symphony
we live together share the same identity
only the devil causes nationalistic supremacy

A poets dozen contest
by Silent One
31/10/15
© Gagan Gill  Create an image from this poem.

Premium Member Beauty Becomes Us

When anthro-privileged consumers
of massive monotheistic miscommunications
replace faith in compassionate StatesMen 
and bipartisan StatesWomen
with vainglorious hope
for straight white supremacist BusinessMen

Then what might have been a healthy 
polycultural democracy
has now become just another nationalistic 
monoculturing kleptocracy.

Sacred EarthMother
does not define
what matriarchal yin Beauty is,
and yet S/He seems to refine
what patriarchal yang Ugly is not.

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