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Tribunals Poems - Poems about Tribunals

Tribunals Poems - Examples of all types of poems about tribunals to share and read. This list of new poems is composed of the works of modern poets of PoetrySoup. Read short, long, best, and famous examples for tribunals.

Premium Member Modern Pogam
...We cowardly or nonchalantly sit in front our TV Watching for years: the killings of babies The odious humiliation of humanity The bloody murders of pregnant ladies The iniquitous insults of innoc......Read the rest...
Categories: tribunals, abuse, baby, conflict, discrimination,
Form: Rhyme



The Body of Benevolence, With Thundering Virtue
...Translation of an excerpt from the verse portion of Lotus Sutra, Chapter 25 (Avalokitesvara Chapter). “…The body of benevolence, with thundering virtue, Compassion as boundless as the c......Read the rest...
Categories: tribunals, devotion, rain, religion, religious,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member In Absence of Complication
...IN ABSENCE OF COMPLICATION In the absence of complication trials and tribunals become distant memories. Above sapphire skies delight sanguine eyes inspiring forthc......Read the rest...
Categories: tribunals, 12th grade, confidence, feelings,
Form: Free verse
Underworld
...Lovely, another successful switch?, Or unattended informant really dead like justice? Now If THEIR narrative s correct- Consequently, it is incompetence too deep for words. Have it to know that......Read the rest...
Categories: tribunals, absence, anger, child abuse,
Form: Prose
Premium Member An Enemy of Justice
...When the veil is pulled away subject exposed story what motivation drives these blind merchants let's lay it out clearly from waters of your soul tabled evidence points to an unstable world cir......Read the rest...
Categories: tribunals, abortion, abuse, conflict, corruption,
Form: Dramatic Verse



Premium Member Ireland the Land of Ire
...As a boy I walked the town, near knowing everyone The Sun it shone all Summer long I revelled in the fun With relatives and friends we'd play, 'til darkness sought us out Then caring aunts would h......Read the rest...
Categories: tribunals, childhood, corruption, immigration, political,
Form: Rhyme
The Little Berger
...Beyond the blue the Almighty lives His geography clue the universe never leaves Loving and kind at church they say In the incandescent city he bears sway King of kings He reigns supreme Angels sing ......Read the rest...
Categories: tribunals, allegory, growing up, lost
Form: I do not know?

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