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North America, Poetry, Poetry by Continents, Poetry by Countries, Social Justice, United States of America

Stooping in the Fields

Author James G Piatt Date 27 December, 2015
By James G Piatt | Poetry
All day long, she stoops to the dull cadence of a hopeless song flitting...
Tagged social justice | Leave a comment |
Asia, India, Poetry, Poetry by Continents, Poetry by Countries, Social Justice, Sumeet Grover (Poetry), West Asia

Forgotten

Author Sumeet Grover Date 18 October, 2015
By Sumeet Grover | Poetry
For the Dalit People of India Ten years ago you gathered inside a temple...
Tagged Dalits | Leave a comment |
Atomic Bombing of Hiroshima and Nagasaki, Japan, 1945.
Anti-Nuclear Poetry, North America, Poetry, Poetry by Continents, Poetry by Countries, United States of America

God Responded With Tears

Author David Krieger Date 19 August, 2015
By David Krieger | Poetry
The plane flew over Hiroshima and dropped the bomb after the all clear warning...
Tagged anti-nuclear, Hiroshima and Nagasaki | Leave a comment |
News, Poetry Awards and Competitions

David Burland Poetry Prize 2015: The Results

Author Editorial Team Date 15 August, 2015
By Editorial Team | News
Judges Michel François and R Friedman have made their selection and, ‘the entries’, they...
Tagged Poetry Prizes and Competitions | Leave a comment |
Anti-War Poetry, North America, Poetry, Poetry by Continents, Poetry by Countries, United States of America

Global Insanity

Author James G Piatt Date 8 July, 2015
By James G Piatt | Poetry
The thunder of hopelessness rolls in on roaring waves and stirs the fires within...
Tagged Anti-War, Nonkilling | Leave a comment |
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