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Home Arts Hub Archive by category "Poetry"

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07 Oct
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A Sonnet to the Genocider of Gaza

By Abdulghani Al-Shuaibi You, butcher masked in flags of false defence,Whose bombs defile the wells and fields of grace,Your creed of fire reveals your impotence—A tyrant’s hand,... Continue reading
07 Oct
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FULL MOON

The moon rises over destroyed buildings in Khan Yunis in the southern Gaza Strip on December 15, 2024Credit: Saher Alghorra By S. J. Litherland We share the... Continue reading
07 Oct
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A Misspent Youth

By Maurice Devitt To work out where it went wrongI replayed all the news bulletins from my youth,one notable memory sparked by the cavalcadeoutside the Texas Book... Continue reading
06 Oct
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IMAGINE (BUT WITHOUT THE TAX CREDIT ROLLS ROYCE AND THE FUR COATS)

The subject By Nick Moss There’s a fat orange man who thinks he’s a God,Swallows Propecia by the handful to thicken his locks,Sits on his throne, a... Continue reading
04 Oct
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Fall is the Last Exile

Bintjbeil | September 21, 2025 By Fatima Besher I am letting this poem weep,cry on top of your churches and mosques—an attempt at silencing the metal lumpthe... Continue reading
04 Oct
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Unite Ireland

Unite Ireland By Bernadette Gallagher I believe the six counties could be up for sale,on special offer at the moment, as the UKis drowning under the weight... Continue reading
25 Sep
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Walking with Marlon

Commons image, CCA 2:0 By Steve Pottinger In the film ‘The Wild One’, the character played by Marlon Brando is askedwhat he’s rebelling against. His reply? “Whadda... Continue reading
24 Sep
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UNITE THE KINGDOM

Commons image, CCA 4.0 By Jim Aitken Brexit’s broken boneshave morphed into nativismas they wave their flags. Continue reading
22 Sep
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A Quisling’s Tale

By Chris Norris Oh Ramsay MacDonald, be now of good cheer,For I’ve tidings to bring if I may;Worst of tidings for your Labour Party, I fear,But for... Continue reading
19 Sep
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Empty House

by Tom Kelly Hear the MP opening another foodbank:the declamatory style, self-congratulating to the full house.Listen to him spinning half-truths, lies.Turn off the sound, watch his yawning... Continue reading

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