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Tear Down This Wall and Rebuild It Instead
Tear down this wall And put an end to this Cold War Said the then President of the U.S.A Ronald Reagan To the U.S.S.R leader Premier Gorbachev Only for much later on Once the Iron Curtain Had eventually gone Mr Putin Said And rebuild it along our border With Ukraine again instead And for the grand opening ceremony invite and book both The Hoff & Comrade Roger...

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Categories: tear down, political,
Form: Free verse
We Must Not Burn Or Drop Statues
Burning and tearing down, statues, is to erase history... and this does not exist... The past must serve as an example... Statues that tell of human deeds or defects... do not deserve so much attention, but they tell what happened... So they must have the context explained...Everyone has the right to learn the truth......

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Categories: tear down, abuse, allegory, allusion, bullying,
Form: Prose Poetry



Premium Member A Wish From the Heart
I wish I wish I could tear down that armoured wall that you've built, so I can try to repair, the gaping hole in your heart....

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Categories: tear down, forgiveness, heart, love hurts,
Form: Free verse
Tear Down the Walls
(Spoken) All I could do is go away without looking back The wind blows to and fro and I'm back on track You and I smile to hide the pain Don't be stuck in the past - catch the future's train Verse 1: There's no accidents in what we do Break away from the tension that surrounds you...

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Categories: tear down, deep,
Form: Lyric
Tear Down That Wall
When I have fallen The Lord has so lovingly welcomed me back And when I strayed It was my name He was calling And in so I prayed Getting myself back on track But when I was lost He was still at my side Loving me in spite of it all Even paying the cost Sin the wretched flaw For which the Lord was tried Know what...

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Categories: tear down, faith, god, jesus, self,
Form: Rhyme




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