Social Poem
These poems don’t stay silent. They confront power, question injustice and amplify the voices history tries to erase. The social poem is both mirror and megaphone: a call to witness, to feel and to act. Every line is a stand.
When poetry protests, resists and remembers.
Outdated Bigot: Silenced by the Chorus of Conformity
I bowed my White guilt over the scapegoat, and felt their demonisation axe fall. I recalled how they blamed me for their ills: culture is more than a name on a wall!
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Violence, Lust and Power
A furious gospel for a broken era, this poem lays bare a world ruled by corrupted leaders, hollow faith and the glorification of violence. It’s a hymn of disillusionment - a prayer screamed into a poisoned sky.
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Straight White Male
A provocative, satirical poem dissecting identity, shame and language in the modern world. From “mansplaining” to “gender-neutrality,” it delivers a bitter elegy for the straight white male, and the backlash he never saw coming.
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Gay-Bashed
A defiant and heart-rending poem that confronts gay oppression head-on. From bashed bodies to buried love letters, it exposes the cost of silence, and the strength it takes to endure.
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