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All of us belong to a greater whole, and whether you call it society or civilization or country, it has a deep and profound impact on our lives. Some seek to escape it. Some to embrace it. All of us, though, should seek to understand it.
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| Poems on Society continued | Author |
| Ignorance | Jacquie Quant |
| This beautifully crafted poem explores a very serious issue in Life today - AIDS, and the consequences of not realizing how serious it can be. | |
| Continuously Searching | Tressa Brown |
| When we make decisions in Life that lead us from our goals, they're called mistakes. When we search for a way to correct our mistakes, they're called dreams. | |
| To Cry Alone.... | Hope |
| When abuse becomes reality, sometimes the only escape is to be alone. | |
| AIDS |
Judy Burnette |
| Social stigma can sometimes destroy lives. But seldom love. | |
| Victims | Heather Miller |
| Life's problems come in all shapes and sizes. But maybe there's a commonality in all of them? | |
| In Memory Of Falling Brothers | Bettleslydia |
| In the capital of our country stands a wall that everyone should visit at least once. | |
| The Struggle | Begary |
| This is a beautifully crafted poem about drug abuse. But beyond the craft, there is a sense of sincerity and reality. When you have read it, you will understand something of the life a drug abuser faces. | |
| Little Flower | Lisa Marie Ann Zuklic |
| This poem is not about "a" flower, but about all flowers. And the Earth upon which they live. | |
| Just One In 10,000 | Kit McCallum |
| As companies and corporations grow larger and more impersonal, they impact more and more lives. This poem is about the little people who work for them. Or those that, perhaps, once did? | |
| One To Blame | Angel |
| Child abuse is one of those sad crimes where the victim is often made to feel as if to blame. | |
| Just Being Me |
Elsa Nora |
| Homosexuality has existed since the dawn of recorded history. It shouldn't be a dirty word, and it shouldn't inspire hatred and fear. | |
| A Fantasy World | Nicole George |
| Our civilization isn't always pretty. But could it be? | |
| Victims | Lisa Roberts |
| This poignant poem speaks a simple Truth - we must help those who need it, or risk becoming one of those who need. | |
| Warning | Sharon Rotondi |
| If the world we live upon could speak to you, could mouth dire warnings of retribution to come - would you listen then? | |
| Juvenile Names | Shayla Campos |
| This poem is about racism in our society. But, more, it's about the pain of a child growing up under its dark banner of hate. | |
| Girl At The Train Station | Rachael Harris |
| We sometimes see things in life, sad things, unimaginable things, things that are very difficult to understand. | |
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