Recent Justice Poems

• Ololade Raji - Eventually, He Evens the Events…
• Tammy Darby - You have in your hand all you desired
• Oscar Wilde - The Ballad Of Reading Gaol
• Walt Whitman - As I Sat Alone By Blue Ontario's Shores
• Walt Whitman - Great Are The Myths
• Robert William Service - Equality
• Robert William Service - The Prisoner
• Robert William Service - The Damned
• Robert William Service - The Silent Ones
• Robert William Service - The Song Of The Pacifist
• Banjo Paterson - A Bush Lawyer
• William Butler Yeats - Ego Dominus Tuus
• Henry Wadswor Longfellow - The Norman Baron
• Henry Lawson - The Fight At Eureka Stockade
• Henry Lawson - In The Street
• Henry Lawson - The Cambaroora Star
• John Donne - For Whom The Bell Tolls
• John Donne - Satire Iv
• Robert Burns - A Dedication
• Robert Burns - Epitaph On Holy Willie
• Elizabeth Barre Browning - The Look
• Emily Dickinson - Awake Ye Muses Nine, Sing Me A Strain Divine
• Emily Dickinson - It Always Felt To Me—a Wrong -
• Emily Dickinson - 'Twas Love—not Me -
• Sonja Blount - Bewildered
• Jean Ewing Kuhn - Peace Within
• Edward Fitzgerald - The Dream Called Life
• Billie Spratlin - Justice And Peace For All
• Rudyard Kipling - Justice
• Rudyard Kipling - The Female Of The Species
• Rudyard Kipling - Norman And Saxon
• Rudyard Kipling - The Idiot Boy
• Rudyard Kipling - Edgehill Fight
• Rudyard Kipling - The Justice's Tale
• Rudyard Kipling - The Old Issue
• Rudyard Kipling - The Masque Of Plenty
• Benjamin Zephaniah - The British
• Benjamin Zephaniah - The Race Industry
• Benjamin Zephaniah - What Stephen Lawrence Has Taught Us
• Sir Thomas Wyatt - Mine Own John Poynz
• William Wordsworth - The Thorn
• Lord John Wilmot - A Satyre Against Mankind
• Lord John Wilmot - Satyr
• William Dunbar - In Honour Of The City Of London
• William Dunbar - To The City Of London
• John Greenleaf Whittier - The Eternal Goodness
• John Greenleaf Whittier - The Sycamores
• John Greenleaf Whittier - The Changeling ( From The Tent On The Beach )
• Walt Whitman - So Long
• Walt Whitman - France, The 18th Year Of These States

Popular Justice Poems

• Benjamin Zephaniah - The British
• Rudyard Kipling - The Female Of The Species
• Rudyard Kipling - Norman And Saxon
• Dylan Thomas - Elegy
• Sir Thomas Wyatt - Mine Own John Poynz
• Harryette Mullen - Page 39 / Arrives Early For The Date
• Walt Whitman - Great Are The Myths
• William Cowper - Lines Written During A Period Of Insanity
• Rod Wood - China Winds Blow
• Banjo Paterson - A Bush Lawyer
• Thomas Gray - Hymn To Adversity
• Robert William Service - Equality
• Benjamin Zephaniah - What Stephen Lawrence Has Taught Us
• Jackson Mac Low - Stein 100: A Feather Likeness Of The Justice Chair
• Rudyard Kipling - Justice
• Resurreccion Banzon Aspir - In Solitude
• James Macpherson - Preface To Ossian
• John Trumbull - M'Fingal - Canto Iii
• Johann Wolfgang v Goethe - Explanation Of An Ancient Woodcut
• Martha Tittle - Old Glory
• Saadi Shirazi - Ch 07 On The Effects Of Education Story 20
• Khalil Gibran - A Poet's Voice Xv
• Isaac Watts - Psalm 89 Part 2
• Dan Scorpio - Song Of Orpheus
• Robert Southey - To The Genius Of Africa
• Isaac Watts - Psalm 94 Part 1
• Merle Hooper - A Special Prayer
• Emily Dickinson - 'Twas Love—not Me -
• Lochard Noel - When I Grow Up
• Alan Seeger - To England At The Outbreak Of The Balkan War
• Henry Jackson - Power
• Frances Ellen Wat Harper - The Burdens Of All
• Isaac Watts - Psalm Lxxii: Great God
• Richard Harris Barham - A Lay Of St. Gengulphus
• Wace - La Chronique Ascendante Des Ducs De Normandie
• Alexander Pope - Essay On Man
• Ralph Waldo Emerson - Merlin Ii
• Oscar Wilde - The Ballad Of Reading Gaol
• Jorie Graham - Salmon
• Barbara Corner Ackroyd - Schuylkill
• Oliver Wendell Holmes - The Boys
• Mary M. Strumreiter - Meditation
• Emily Dickinson - Awake Ye Muses Nine, Sing Me A Strain Divine
• Charles Harpur - To -
• Isaac Watts - Psalm 7
• Paul Eluard - Hunted
• Robert William Service - The Prisoner
• William Schwenck Gilbert - Trial By Jury
• Thomas Bailey Aldrich - Pauline Pavlovna
• Rainer Maria Rilke - The Sonnets To Orpheus: Book 2: Xxiii