Poems About: POVERTY

In this page, poems on / about “poverty” are listed.

  • 217.
    For Many Life's Road

    For many life's road is uphill all of the way
    From the moment they are born till their very last day
    They know what it is like to know of poverty
    To make do on little their life's destiny read more »

    Francis Duggan
  • 218.
    This Life Can Be A Battle

    This life can be a battle most live from day to day
    And for billions of people 'tis uphill all of the way
    Yet the longer that we do live the sooner we will die
    And in life not everyone is equal unless you believe the lie read more »

    Francis Duggan
  • 219.
    Tomorrow May Be Better

    Tomorrow may be better you hear some people say
    But tomorrow will come in it's own good time we must live for today
    And tomorrow for some will not dawn that's life one must suppose
    We are as fragile it would seem as the petals of the rose, read more »

    Francis Duggan
  • 220.
    You Feel Sad And Down

    You feel sad and down life is not always fair
    And of hope for the future you are in despair
    In that you are not alone people like you everywhere
    But when the going gets tough the tough hang in there read more »

    Francis Duggan
  • 221.
    That Tomorrow Is Another Day

    There always is tomorrow you hear some people say
    But for many tomorrow will me much like today
    In the refugee camps of the World thirty million refugees
    From war ravaged and drought stricken Countries waiting for placements overseas read more »

    Francis Duggan
  • 222.
    Help Me Help You

    It’s just so hard
    To live in a place
    with so many in vane
    I look to the heavens read more »

    Britney Hogue
  • 223.
    None More Selfish Than I

    Some humans are such selfish creatures and none more selfish than I
    The World revolves around me and praise of self I do enjoy
    Some call it self survival or call it what you may
    And meanwhile people dying of hunger every day. read more »

    Francis Duggan
  • 224.
    I've Been Such A Lucky Fellow

    If I should die tomorrow I've had a happy life
    Never had a major accident and never known heartbreak
    Never known what it's like to be really hungry and lady luck's been kind to me
    And every morning after six as a free man I awake read more »

    Francis Duggan
  • 225.
    I No Longer Wish To Change The World

    The thoughts of changing the World I no longer entertain
    The dreams I had of peace on Earth with me did not remain
    For famines, wars and terrorism it does seem are with us forever more
    I want to be a better person now just that and nothing more. read more »

    Francis Duggan
  • 226.
    Another Olympic Games For The Wealthy Only

    Another Olympic games for the wealthy only doesn't life seem so unfair
    In the Athens Olympic Stadium there won't be many there
    Who live on a low income or struggle to get by on welfare
    And who should win the medals why should I even care? read more »

    Francis Duggan
  • 227.
    Are We So Blind

    You look at him the one we chose to lead
    He does appear so ordinary indeed
    Are we so blind that through him we cannot see
    If he's so average how stupid are we? read more »

    Francis Duggan
  • 228.
    My Life Is Good When Compared To Many Others

    My life is good when compared to many others so many poor souls in the big World out there
    And many poor people live in wealthy Countries poor people as we know do live everywhere
    Those arrogant people who talk of life's choices are people who do tend to generalize
    That people are born to poor and disadvantaged parents are things they do not seem for to realize read more »

    Francis Duggan
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