Poems About Society

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  • We Become What Is Begun (1) 1

    by Larry Chamberlin

    We always become what we have begun;
    first teetering steps take us from our birth...

  • Lonely No More. (10) 5

    by deeplydesturbed

    Lonely days, followed by long nights.
    The darkness is consuming...

  • Libel (3) 3

    by Timothy

    A hunch awoke my silent night
    as I swept up the remains of...

  • Continental Spread (Senryu String) (4) 4

    by The Collaborators

    Adaptive species
    aligned to crude forms of life...

  • Marionette (4) 4

    by Little Silver Pen

    Marionette, that little doll, seems in so many...
    She is not perfect, and when you look realize...

  • All black lives matter,
    but you'd never figure that...

  • Truthfully (1) 1

    by Domenico Sottile

    Thruthfully
    The little youth broke the string of his hat...

  • Abusers & Terrorists (syntuit) (9) 10 HM

    by Larry Chamberlin

    Eyes will be windows
    to the soul unless you are...

  • Crosshair Sights (tanka) 1

    by Larry Chamberlin

    In dangerous times
    of war and terrorism...

  • Blinded (2) 2

    by Emily Wacker

    A king and a queen,
    the ideally perfect team...

  • Street kids.

    by Tinashe Mafura

    Both in uptown and downtown,
    walking on foot without shoes...

  • Certainty (1) 4 HM

    by ether

    Leave certainty for the physicists,
    for the academics to discuss...