Injustice Poems
Trump,the destructive force within
by Mario Odekerken
He did not arrive with silence.
He came with noise,
a clamor of certainty
in place of thought.
Walls rose,
not just for borders
but between people,
between truth and spectacle.
Democracy,
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Why I Convinced My Daughter To Sue
by Randy Johnson
My fourteen year old daughter was the star of a children's TV show.
But because she grew large breasts, they decided to let her go.
They said that because of her growth spurt, it would be inappropriate for her to be on a children's show.
They said they were sure that I would understand but I was furious and I said "Hell no".
I said that it was discrimination and it was an immoral reason for firing my teenage daughter.
She was more than willing to sue because of the morals that my wife and I have taught her.
It was wrong to fire her because of mother nature 's handiwork and the judge agreed.
My daughter was awarded ten million dollars, that was what the judge decreed.
We didn't sue because of the money, we sued to stand up to their discrimination.
When I say that they didn't get away with what they did, it's not an exaggeration.
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Rebel
by Priyanka Roy
The world told me to hide my pain, my scars.
To hush, be quiet and unimportant.
I believed them.
I learnt to be timid, small and insignificant.
Then one day, I see this face
Of a little girl, very little-
her eyes, silent yet screaming of pain
Full of pain.
Her scars are deep and ruthless,
signs of torture and brutality.
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Agnes Erin Annelise.
by Laurence Argyll Simon Noond
In 1524, Under a full moon she died,
Agnes Erin Annelise watched her last moon rise.
Only Agnes`s loving parents cried,
The night young Agnes died.
On hangman`s Hill, Agnes faced her maker.
Left to hang by the light of the moon,
A crowd taunting! may the Devil take her!
Little did they know; they spoke to soon...
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Poverty
by Sanchi Trehan
is it justified that some people live in this state?
when others live in big houses and estates
the feeling of getting less from the world than what others get
and even the basic necessities not being met
how will we survive, is their constant thought
along with the numerous battles that they have fought
they do not have water, nor they have food
this is the lifestyle to which they have been glued
we get disgusted when we see them near us
and often hurl towards them the words of cuss
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Trump's Twisted Mind
by Mario Odekerken
A golden tower rises,
not from merit,but illusion.
He speaks,and the crowd sways,
not from wisdom,but spectacle.
Facts bruise his ego,
so they are cast aside
like leaves in a storm
of self-declared greatness.
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The mad President
by Mario Odekerken
He stood at the podium,
a storm wrapped in a suit,
spitting slogans like bullets
into the open wound of a nation.
Truth became a hostage.
Facts were bent,then broken.
History shook in its boots
as deceny was dragged from the room,
one tweet at a time.
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Trump,the destructive force within
by Mario Odekerken
He did not arrive with silence.
He came with noise,
a clamor of certainty
in place of thought.
Walls rose,
not just for borders
but between people,
between truth and spectacle.
Democracy,
......
Het Jood zijn in een haatvolle wereld
by Mario Odekerken
Het begint niet met schreeuwen
maar met blikken die te lang blijven hangen
vragen die geen nieuwsgierigheid dragen
maar oordeel,verpakt in beleefdheid.
Je loopt door straten
alsof je geschiedenis op je voorhoofd draagt,
alsof elke voetstap echo's wekt
van namen die vergeten moesten worden
maar nooit werden vergeten.
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Die oordeel
by Mario Odekerken
Hulle het nie weggekyk nie,
maar ook nie regtig na my nie.
Oë soos mure,
wat niks sê nie
maar alles weet.
Geen woorde is gespreek nie,
tog het ek gevoel
hoe sinne
in my rug geskryf word.
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