Man And History Poem by James McLain
Man And History
Rating: ★5.0
In just a little over one hundred years
some men can now obliterate us all.
For control of us all.
The R.N.C. has turned my city,
into a prison
which today sits empty.
Unpatriotic if I sit this one out?
Don't taze me.
You have forgotten
more by my death than
you ever learned by my life.
Monday, August 27, 2012
Topic(s) of this poem: city,forgotten
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8/13/2026 7:03:57 AM # rel_20260811T123139Z_a98d49b
Man and History, both can not be alienated A provoking poem. last couplet is outstanding.