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Tribunal Poems - Poems about Tribunal


The Great Tribunal
Bloody January burns my land, The carnage did not stop as planned. When the blue flag rose on Akorda, The Great Court will reign in the vast steppe’s aura! Morning smiles will greet the skies, No bribery court, no deceitful ties. The people themselves will judge and decide, For criminals whose hands are blooded in pride! The Great Court is coming—don’t be rushed, A...

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Categories: tribunal, corruption,
Form: Free verse
A Killing Colonel Cornered
Soldiers with the cornered colonel Said to crack him like a kernel, Easily made him surrender, Account of his orders render… Colonel Smith, on his neck flannel, Suddenly facing a Panel In his house and front verandah, Two watching from his Coriander… They knew where to questions channel: “Who’d twelve men shot from tunnel?” Many had guessed: Major Lander But order from Smith Evander… Their decision...

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Categories: tribunal, allusion, conflict, death, violence,
Form: Rhyme



Premium Member Tribunal
You shouldn’t have been sacked So I’m glad that we could meet I think I’ve got it cracked Won’t you please take a seat You cannot be dismissed Just because your boss is vexed For if you work one Christmas Then you shouldn’t work the next December twenty-fourth and fifth Just two days off this year That’s called unfair dismissal And we can help you...

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Categories: tribunal, christmas, humorous,
Form: Rhyme
Tribunal For Trauma
I want my poetry to be a tribunal for traumatized souls and a settlement for sadness....

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Categories: tribunal, family,
Form: Free verse
The Tribunal
nothing i do  make a difference it only makes an issue for better or for worse life goes on loving its own accepting, rejecting status quo...

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Categories: tribunal, school,
Form: Blank verse




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