War By Laurenceaux

Through the mists of time, the shrouded depths of eons past come the cries of futility and war, of fallen men, fallen empires; there is no more. Through the experience of time nothing is learned, nothing understood, war kills, stifles, rots and maims; there is no good. A war breeds heroes hate and revengefulness, it disseminates nations and cosmopolitan in its progress it becomes more, 'Couldn't care less'. War of today in these mists of time indiscriminate with public to view, could envelope the world of nations, families; me and you.

Copyright © Laurenceaux 2008

Poetry - Fate, The Brown-Eyed Boy and Sweden By Laura Fry

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Poetry - Another Independence Day By Del Abe Jones.

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Poetry - Bookshop Millie By Mike Watts

I've forgotten my glasses So this place is pointless, But I'm hanging around Because there's this girl, 'Millie' Who works the till And we're spending her 'half day' together. Read more...

Poetry - Much More Than Seven Words By Del Abe Jones.

	Although he really wasn't Everybody's cup of tea He was a great comic And he was very funny. He made fun of everyone And of society's flaws He was arrested for it Read more...

Poetry - Watch It Unfold By Joe Hakim

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Poetry - Stubborn Stain By Mike Watts

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Poetry - A Mother So Cold By Paul England

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Poetry - Educate The Nation By Jazziee

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Poetry - Automatic Window Writing By Joe Hakim

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Poetry - Exam and The Fifth Floor By Heather Cairns

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Poetry - I Don't Give A Fuck About Animals By Sally Satan

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Poetry Larkin 25 - Park Rain By Laurenceaux

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Poetry - 30 Seconds Later By Mike Watts
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Poetry - Scribble By Heather Cairns

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Poetry - The Coward By Laurenceaux

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Poetry - Sell-Up or Sell-Out? By Andrew Wastling .

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Poetry - Crime Scene By Mike Watts
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Poetry - After I was widowed By Manuro

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