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Bernard Pearson
Parable of the Righteous
Parable of the Righteous In the village They say that all truth Is their truth, So they’re rounding Up all the wrong ones And casting them ...
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Lynn White
Caged In Gaza
Caged In Gaza She asked me why caged birds sang. I couldn’t tell her, not for sure. No mate will arrive this year, and no freedom will come....
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Lynn White
Those Lives Blighted
Those Lives Blighted Once, in Ireland one million died and we’re still counting. One million fled for their lives and we’re still counting....
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Sreekanth Kopuri
Karamchedu Massacre
Karamchedu Massacre For a pride of backstabbed lions "Dear, you left holding your head in shame as you couldn't live in a cruel wor...
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Julie Brandon
Fill the Cracks
Fill the Cracks when people say this isn't the world they expected what they were promised I sigh human nature always the same some peo...
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Edward Dzitko
Mykyta Ryzhykh
Under the Pressure
Under the Pressure under the pressure of the tin night the pink wall turns red green greenery are covered with red redery children approach ...
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Jerry Lynch
Vyacheslav Konoval
The World that Loved Executioners
The World that Loved Executioners Red and thin tie, which is barely noticeable on the official's stomach, small jacket and European for...
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guns
Response to Brian Bilston’s America is a Gun
Response to Brian Bilston’s America is a Gun “Bystanders killed by bullets not specifically intended for them have long been a very small pa...
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That is All
The poets in this collection have put words on their love to honor those who have passed and to honor those whom they love here and now. This collection is a celebration of life as it explores the experiences of loved lives.
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