Short Trafficking Poems

Short Trafficking Poems. Below are examples of the most popular short poems about Trafficking by PoetrySoup poets. Search short poems about Trafficking by length and keyword.


Premium Member Power puff purrrr

Power puff purr, rot in that iron bar,
Delusional deviant superstar, 
You unforgivable creep,
Trafficking lives like a freak,
Hope the feds make you live in cracked glass jar.
Form: Limerick


Premium Member Runaways

Reluctant to be a child
Unsupervised in the wild
Never dreamed of trafficking 
All the screams inside happening
Wide eyed and busy tail
All points bulletin for sale
Youth is lost sold to a John
Simple teen years now gone
Form: Acrostic

Premium Member Life Is It a 4 Way Stop- -

Chances Are Burning Exhaust pipes Excursion Air pollution Life so unfair luring Honestly in touring Traveling circumstance Trafficking No longer in a traffic jam I'm just pause at a four-way stop
9/11/19 Written by James Edward Lee Sr 2019©

Premium Member Things You Cannot Sugar Coat

Things you cannot sugar coat:    LIST POEM
Child abuse
Sex trafficking
Killings
Murders
Rapes
STDs
Illegal drug use
Alcoholism
Cancer
9/11/01
Automobile wrecks
House fires
Natural catastrophes
Tsunamis
Earthquakes
Volcanic ash
Bullies
Pain
Anger
Rage
Unkindness
Disrespect
Ugly dogs
Dentists
Math
Form: List

Suffer the Childrenz

seggs trafficking is only ' a thing ' when its western world, not southwest asia, Africa and the middle east, is it? and its been going on for centuries but those victims have no voice unless its the subject of a hollyweird movie! and god bless the producers of that piece of sh.t movie. good effort however, they are scraping the surface... you're welcome
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Trafficking

The arch
in the targeted killing
was the bet when you
lost your virginity.

A slow dance
at the cold river of flesh,
with genitalia wiped off.
I was constructing-

your genome
from you saliva. Prayer 
was a form of begging
before an unpardonable sin.

The gradient
parting the hills will
find another arena
to start the game.


Satish Verma
art
Form: ABC

Premium Member A Nation of Subjugation

Social issues affects many people from all walks of life. 
A nation of destruction from past to present days from addictions, excess bank fees, church burnings and shootings, Covid 19, human trafficking, famine,, food shortages, childhood traumas, mental illness, no affordable housing, homelessness are the results of causes and effects of social issues beyond one’s control.
Form: Bio

Premium Member - Street Children -

A ruined childhood

                                  Children living on the street

                                        Human trafficking

                                       A victim of violence

                              ___     Couriers in the drug game









14/09/2019
Sun :) - A-L Andresen :)
Copyright © All Rights Reserved
Tanka : 5-7-5-7-7
Form: Tanka

Moral of the Story-Gendercide

The leaks are out 
The moral of the story shout
You talk about you care
But in truth and in fact you fear
He, she, them, who gov-over-men
Neglect, abduct, trafficking women
Girls in Africa, India, China all over the world
Rape, Killed simply because they’re girl
Moral of this story held long inside
Stand with me against gendercide

©Copyright March 7, 2019 by Brian Pierre-Alexander
Form: Rhyme

Bribe

I ask a price of his character
Promptly he shows me a tag
On which he fixes his rate
I agree and he consumes me
But feed many a mouth at home

I lure him
With my wanton abundance
And easily he sells his chastity
Like a promiscuous woman
Though i do not play with his body
But have his soul to engage
In immoral trafficking
And consciousness
In a compromising position
With his own modesty and integrity .
Form:

BENIN MOTEL, FRIDAY

Car park in the blanket of darkness.  
Highlife fights the night.  
Felix checks time.   
“Twenty-three girls now,” he says.  
Between eighteen and twenty-five, good.
Oseh pockets phone.
“Seven more. Thirty will do.”  
Die-hard girls to convince the scared.  
“Well-protected on this journey,”  
Felix lies, or believes.  
Motel lights hide trafficking.  
John’s house is one prison.  
This car park is the next.

Anabel Hernandez

Anabel Hernández García is a Mexican journalist and author, known for her investigative journalism of Mexican drug trafficking and into the alleged collusion between US government officials and drug lords.She has also written about slave labor, sexual exploitation,and abuse of government power.She won the Golden Pen of Freedom Award 2012,which is presented annually by the World Association of Newspapers and News Publishers.
Form: Bio

Premium Member A Never Ending Story

Besides love and happiness
The world is full of sufferings
Political crisis, economic crisis, epidemics and poverty
Slanders, violations, crimes and trafficking
Politicking,  hegemony, disputes and wars
A never ending story of sufferings
Hardly any solutions
But becomes great inspiration for 
Story tellers
Art pieces
Poems writers
And
An old grandmother's story for the next generation
Of course an unerasable scandal

We Need Better Monsters, Part Ii

...Wait, what’s that you saw on the news?
They’re taking kids down to drag shows?
Teaching them sex in second grade,
when such things their minds cannot know?

Trafficking them to billionaires,
who’s appetites are quite depraved,
while claiming they’re the moral ones,
that all future paths they will blaze?

Those are the monsters we have now,
the cretins that hide in plain sight…
I think I’d prefer vampires,
that would be an easier fight.
Form: Narrative

Human Trafficking

Rain falling down on magenta leaf
Seemed like a forbidden feeling
Dreamed as a despair on ceiling
Loud stormy, yet ears still deaf

This poor self awoke because of wetness
Ache not cured well in deeply heart
Leaving roots of wound not in curt
This suffer mind sank under sadness

mum! Mummy please didn't do it to me
dumb! Daddy please didn't dattch it to me
I had reached heaven for you too late forgiven
You had touched prison for you too late remorsen

Premium Member Save the Children

The sadness of Children behind bars of freedom.
The sorrow of broken hearts knowing there’s no freedom.
The child hope is gone when indentured servitude is for them.
Terror reaches other children to harvest their ageless fluids.

Timeless sexual enslavement awaits the rest of the Border Children.
Rise up America and save those innocent children.
We are the power and compassion with Love for all children.
It’s ingrained in us to protect them, so, America, stop this Human trafficking.

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