International Criminals Poem by Ellias Anderson Jr.

International Criminals



Who is called an international criminal?
A person who climbed a wall?

Who made these villains?
Who is at the top or the main?

While they lay on their comfort chairs,
While they look at the sky with fair,

Those who they call them Criminals die in the street,
Were they criminals? They even didn't rob a wheat

So they continue their own dirty actions,
And in their ideas they make rightful sanctions

But what is the sin of the little children?
Why do these people justify themselves to them?

Down to the real criminals, take the children away from your dirty games,
And please don't talk about the rights of humans, lies are always the same.

POET'S NOTES ABOUT THE POEM
can we judge? if we know who is the real criminal,
yes!
COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Unwritten Soul 02 September 2013

I am a criminal, I am....only if i am not hate whats wrong happened in my heart..judge me now, do i criminal because of heartless with no blood in hands? I am and I am not...can you judge me? but can you see my heart why i am seeing...judging is hard_Soul

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Alookh (matin) 01 September 2013

Hello dear Ellias! this is agreat poem...something that we all know...and it's a real deep sorrow in our world...real criminals are hiden...

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Ellias Anderson Jr.

Ellias Anderson Jr.

Iran, Islamic republic of
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