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The Grip

We’re in the grip of something;

We are not quite sure what.

It’s crew, so strange and shifty,

Is hatching some dark plot.

 

It once seemed so far from us,

But now starts to inject

Its bigotry and poison

In all it can infect.

 

It creeps beneath the radar

When attention is elsewhere;

With one grab it conditions

It’s prey inside its lair,

 

Releasing the...

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Indoctrination   misinformation   conditioning   comedy of menace   bigotry   poison   body snatchers

Haiku for 2025 [No.19. Bigots]

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Great British Numpties,

Snouts in troughs of ignorance.

Sweet summer of bliss!

Uilleam Ó Ceallaigh June 2nd 2025

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"Multitude of Soles"

"Multitude of Soles"

A big giant gong appears in the square
With a poised rugged look
Like a blood-thirsty armoured tank.

The gong began to beat itself,
Soon feet began to gather
Quickly they turned into a marching army.

The din of their liberation cry
Was heard far and wide
Drowning every sense of serenity left.

The young and old,
The heroes past and heroes now,
Rage and fate ...

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Biafra   bigotry   IPOB   Nepotism   Nigeria

Angry

I am angry.

I am angry at men, and women
and children and mothers and fathers.
my body is full of unbridled rage, that the ones
I love and care about, sometimes even myself,
can turn a blind eye to the atrocities right in front of us.

Children ripped from their mothers
Young people blinded and beaten for speaking the truth
Men spewing bile, cruelty, poison to hide the 
depths of their...

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BLM   justice   womens rights   childrens rights   injustice   cruelty   bigotry   racism   sexism

Life, Love, and Leaving in Livingston, Texas

In a previous century my grandfather died

Only weeks after my great uncle.

A few weeks later, my grandmother

Made a quick trip to the grocery store

And returned to find her house in flames.

 

Having lost her brother, husband, and home

In a matter of weeks, my uncle Skeet

(so known because as a child he was

No bigger than a mosquito or “skeeter")

Tried to comfort his s...

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bigotry   family   grief   Livingston   religion   Texas

Third Sonnet

The Taliban of Christianity,

Are guardians of our nation’s moral health,

Protecting men from femininity,

They worship pomp, and privilege, and wealth.

They disapprove of how and whom we love,

Deny our civil right to earn a crust,

To work in schools for our Lord above,

Those bigots trample freedom in the dust.

No paedophiles then, in the Church of Rome?

In Opu...

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sonnets   love   freedom   equality   fraternity   bigotry   taliban

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