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Marxism Poems - Poems about Marxism

Premium Member Murdering the CEO
When the frustrated socialist sees that health care isn't free He turns into a killer, claims he's saving you and me He murders a CEO, to make a point, because he could For the goal of perfection is the enemy of the good He gets adulation from those who think healthcare is a right They think profit is the devil,...

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Categories: marxism, crazy, evil, hate, humanity,
Form: Lyric
night
dark is the morning dark is my phone with aliens rushing our border i watch these vermin with contempt i take my eyes off at 8am sharp the commute is only an hour but a good first impression i will attempt i bought the new phone today it’s 0.5 centimeters bigger and even has another camera to survey i stopped by...

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Categories: marxism, 12th grade, poetry, student,
Form: Rhyme



Premium Member To This Day
("Utopia and Terror Merit Badge", 2010, original oil) To This Day Even now over 175 years after Marx Set a tide of revolution in motion There are still ever expanding and encroaching Tendrils and tentacles of his influence In every aspect of our lives. At the root of all this hope and change Is the vision of an idealized society, You could say a...

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Categories: marxism, perspective, philosophy, society,
Form: Narrative
Premium Member Because they hate
Paulo was Brazil’s most popular journalist, but the left did pursue He told an American interviewer that the left there "hates you" I found this a puzzle, I asked why, what did we do? But hate has odd wellsprings, and I still have no clue. Brigitte Gabriel lived in a pretty Lebanon town with a hilltop breeze There were school...

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Categories: marxism, anger, hate,
Form: Lyric
Premium Member Vanguard
David sought a vanguard for revolution, The Black Panthers seemed the perfect solution. He built them a foundation, it employed his friend, Until she found fraud and met a quick end. Betty’s murder raised questions—who and why? An inconvenient truth his friends had to deny. When a jarring fact is a bitter cup Dave found that Marxists cover that truth up. He lost...

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Categories: marxism, death of a friend,
Form: Lyric



Premium Member Asymmetrical Cultural Warfare
("Exploded View", 2011, original oil and acrylic) Asymmetrical Cultural Warfare Both people and traditional cultures value symmetry; In humans it indicates healthy genes, In Cultures it’s probably the same, Indicating balanced and enduring values. The modern world offers an exception to the rule; A deconstruction of our nature Into its primary components and building blocks, But to what end? Due to the pressure to celebrate...

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Categories: marxism, nature, perspective, society,
Form: Narrative
Premium Member Wrongthink-Rightthink
Wrongthink is any think You might do on your own, You know, in the vastness Of your inner space As cloud trains drift by Morphing into shapes As fanciful as you allow. Rightthink in contrast Is mind control from without With nothing fanciful or free allowed, Just dogma and doctrine And all the usual stuff That makes thinking a chore and bore Leaving us free to accept Whatever it...

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Categories: marxism, slavery, society, today,
Form: Narrative
Proletarians To the Fore
Arm to arm, sinews clutch One another, makes friend and crutch; One crimson call, which guidance brought The feeble, stern: the working lot To stand much greater, taller, strong Filled with hope, in lines long, That stretch from pain, from glum, from slum To the halls of white where nations clump In the deadest form of gathered hoards Of finance and shares, secluded boards Who...

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Categories: marxism, class, work,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member The Rise of Marxism
There is reason why evil has persisted, Man does not wisely use his power, rejecting God's council, a Better Plan – the devil having no power, but for the power given him by God's Man. We are co-conspirators, feigned ignorance no panacea nor bliss... on what Christ Loves the Devil uses a pulverizing fist – Free Will has glorious Manifestation...

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Categories: marxism, environment, humanity, introspection, judgement,
Form: Free verse
Why Is America Embracing Marxism Part Two
Why is America embracing Marxism? It because they have given God His eviction papers! We will not allow God to rule over us! Lest we be held accountable for our actions and be judged according to them! People want to "go their own way, and do their own things!" They have used the false...

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Categories: marxism, 10th grade, 11th grade,
Form: Dramatic Monologue
Premium Member The Viper Tells a Rhyme Tale
I ask, at what cost? Coiled beneath the leaves, nothing is seen of his reprieve. The viper’s warning is curtailed. Silently masked among the decay, a wooden shelter becomes his stay. The viper’s ambush is prepared. Wanting, searching, like field mice the children are learning. The teacher prepares to pounce. Writhing, frothing, innocence from adolescence is fleeting. Status quo, they begin to denounce. Like...

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Categories: marxism, animal, evil, farewell, farm,
Form: Tail-rhyme
Marxism For Dummies 15
The Chinese tend to take the long-term view. They do things differently in Old Cathay. A thousand decades, almost to the day, have come and gone. There’s really nothing new. While foreigners fixate on Fu Manchu, The Eastern mind sees things another way. While we pervert, prevaricate, parlay, the “chink” prefers to chew, review, construe. “Since Revolution’s what you like to do,” some...

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Categories: marxism, satire, , western,
Form: Sonnet
Marxism For Dummies 14
Though Canton claims it’s communist, it’s not. Beijing, like Belarus, breeds oligarchs. There’s nobody alive who’s heard of Marx: a rickshaw ride’s the only kind of trot. Seek Mensheviks in Minsk, you’ll end with squat. In Kursk are cadres countable as quarks, and proles in Petrograd? Like hunting snarks. It’s Putin’s perestroika, not Pol Pot. Why did the whole thing vanish in...

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Categories: marxism, satire,
Form: Sonnet
Marxism For Dummies 13
Mosaic tablets are not monoliths. It all depends (despair, or last best hope?) whatever end of Tocqueville’s telescope you happen to be viewing. One man’s myths are gospels to another. Freedom fighters, or filthy terrorists? A vexing ton of evidence encumbers Lexington. Our certain self-assertion might indict us. A foreign army’s trampling our soil, despoiling farms and cottages at will? We’re justified...

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Categories: marxism, satire,
Form: Sonnet
Marxism For Dummies 12
The thorns-in-sides are various which mar incumbents’ slumber. Could Belgium bear Lumumba? Would Britain brook Makarios? There’s Bolsheviks or Mensheviks, Parnell or De Valera: Marat had Robespierre, or the Romans, Vercingetorix. There’s Che Guevara, Spartakists, the Mau Mau, Mata Hari, the Contras, Carbonari, Hamas, Harmonious Fists. The song that stops the show? “It Ain’t Necessarily So”....

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Categories: marxism, satire,
Form: Sonnet

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