School Society Poems

All staff and drivers please be aware,
That there are children out there who have nobody to care.

When they are on our bus we will make...

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Silent, yet sounding
You asked… how, why, what, when, where
To parents present...

Atmosphere living
Grabbing experiences
Family teachings

With taught imprintings 
How to live future, prepared 
By societies;

Base value teachings...
Who...

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i feel dirty 

dirty 
like dishes
in the sink

dirty 
like forgotten clothes
in the hamper

dirty 
like the earth
between your toes

dirty 
like my fingernails
after a day’s work

dirty 
like...

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Poem®
       THE STRANGER IN OUR LAND

The snake that you can see
But can't kill;
The oath you buried under the ground;
That...

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They told us that we self-repressed,
were too serious about sex,
that it was causing neurosis,
with birth control we could relax.
Encouraged us to ‘explore things,’
said we should...

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You’re making me wait
“just two more weeks,” 
but already the wait’s
crossed half a year.
“A few more weeks, 
no difference,”you say,
and it’s true, but you see,
in...

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Society parents and school 

Society 
I urge the society
To listen to the cry's of the youth 
To attend to our needs 
To understand that we...

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Rah-rah-rah
     Win at all costs
   Sis-boom-bah
     No game is lost

   We've got the...

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Breaking news 
the land of the free is now broken 
Our Divided States of America
is turning third-world 
Who let the government 
place their destructive hands...

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It’s great to be a member of the global elite,
   The bean poles in my garden are standing proud and neat.
Organic veg is...

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I remember when we used to vote
     at that time people also wrote
       books, letters,...

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Trapped in a cage,
Can't escape,
Like birds with wings, but chopped,
What all thought was gone, stopped,
Were like free birds,
In the sky they would fly,
But now they...

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You ask me why I live in cave
Caveman not want to be a slave
I take a chance and look around
I see that people act like...

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She was Chinese and only eight years of age.
On the noisy school playground,I found her.
Just beaten by fists of anger, fury and rage.
By a fifth-grade,...

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Please enter,
What is with your 'box of toys' (noise)?
Accusations and slander,
'Get on with it, lad.' In the streets of London,
Spreading your propaganda, 'Days a-dawning' (morning).
One's...

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