1. When A Part Of America Died
September Eleventh Two Thousand and One
The Big Apple awoke, a new day had begun.
The Statue of Liberty was standing so proud
As God and Freedom were singing out loud.
Current Events Poems
Poems about Current Events
Poems about current events are relevant to our particular lifestyles. Some may choose to write about suffering and injustices that are occurring in the world and others may write about politics. Taking an interest in the world around you is a way of showing that you care about the other living things that inhabit the world together with us. Sometimes it is hard to get a handle on what is truly happening in the news. With the advent of the internet and social media, we have many sources to tap into in order to get an accurate picture. It is our responsibility to ensure our sources are reliable.
27 Poems on Current Events Across the Globe
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Featured Shared Story
Whoa! This is an amazing poem. You're right, you never should've had a reason to write this, but I'm glad you did! It really warmed my heart. You are right about 9/11 banding America...
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2. Defeat
Blood starts drippin' from the soldier's wound
Seeps like sewage 'neath the politician's room
Deep in the house, white fades to redFeatured Shared StoryVery nice poetry. I am overwhelmed. The poet is great who understand teary and hearty feelings of the people towards our great soldiers.
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3. Coronavirus - Have You Seen
Have you seen the doctors who hardly get to sleep?
From sad weary eyes, silent tears they weep.
They're battling to save hundreds of lives,
Yet see so many dying right before their eyes.Featured Shared StoryThank you, Azeezah. Your response is most appreciated... Beryl
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4. No One Saved Us (Dedicated To Victims Of School Shootings)
As the morning bell was sounding
We settled in our seats,
And Ms. Williams wrote upon the board
The list of work we would complete. -
5. Twenty Less
I woke up to see the bright Connecticut sky.
My mom came in with a holiday twinkle in her eye.
She helped me get dressed and the morning flew by.
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6. Together In Solitude: The Challenge
If you're anxious that all have been asked to stay home,
Take comfort in knowing you are not alone.
Tonight at 8, wherever you are, -
7. Feeling
I don't know how I'm feeling.
I think I feel all right.
I'm busy doing nothing
From morning until night.Featured Shared StoryThank you so much, Nisreen. That's so lovely of you to leave a comment. When I wrote the poem, I certainly didn't think we'd still be going through it. I hope you and your family are...
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8. Keep Safe
No more shaking hands.
Don't touch your face.
Never stand too close
In a crowded place.Featured Shared StoryExcellent topical poem to us all over the world with what we are faced with. We must take responsibility not for just for him/herself and one's nearest and dearest but for all people of the...
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9. Angels Cry
Why must mothers say goodbye?
Every time children die -
The angels cry.
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10. Alone Together
There are gaps and walls between us,
Yet we're close because we care,
And the distance is diminished,
For there's one enemy we share. -
11. What Will You Remember?
What will you remember
of the days we could not play?
When things were very different
from just the other day.Featured Shared StoryAnother lovely poem by you. Keep writing - I am very much enjoying your work.
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12. A Rainbow Of Hope
God will paint rainbows in the sky
Once again for the world and I.
Signs that will tell us all is well,
Freedom from this grim living hell.Featured Shared StoryDear Dinah,
I can't thank you enough. Your kind words have touched my heart. It's so nice to know the poets are being heard and read all over the world, that people like you are inspired by... -
13. The Times We Live In
At the minute, times are tough.
The self-isolation can be rough.
Day after day, night after night.
The future unfolding is not so bright. -
14. Forever Remember
Analysis of Form and Technique
I remember
Planes flying low
Smoke from the towers
Cries from the injured -
15. Half-Staff
Today our flag is flying low
as teardrops stain its cloth,
mourning yet another day
so many lives were lost. -
16. How Do I Make Amends?
How do I cope with the shame that I feel
And then look you straight in the eye?
And how do I claim to stand for what's right,
Then accept disregard for your lives? -
17. Free!
I awoke to a pestilence, a pandemic across the nations,
Feeling anxiety, fear, and seeing massive condemnation,
Thinking, pondering, how could anyone thrive? -
18. They Were
Dedicated to the victims of Sandy Hook Elementary
They were the ones who made us smile
And blessed our lives for a very short while. -
19. Coronavirus - At War
Our political views mean nothing,
There are no sides to take.
Both young and old must be prepared
To fight for all our sakes. -
20. The Twin Towers
The month was September and the day was quite nice,
But this was to change on the shake of a dice.
Two planes with hundreds of people on board
Were about to crash, so they tried to get word
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