Inequality
Poetry by Ross Adamson
Original poems on unfairness, unearned privilege, social segregation and inequitable wealth distribution. Rhymes about egalitarianism, poverty, homelessness and the ever-growing gulf between the obscene super-rich and the downtrodden poor.
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Ezadeen
‘We'd like to thank you, one and all, For financing this trip. But, sadly, owing to this squall, Your crew’s abandoned ship ...
Poor Door
Door for the rich bloke – Grand, at the front; Door down a side lane For the poor c**t ...
Tribute to Tyranny
A tyrant Saudi king dies And we fly the flags half-mast, Despite their human rights abuses, Now and recent past ...
The One Percent
Just one percent of people Own half of global wealth. They keep their fortunes tucked away With tax-evading stealth ...
Destined Dystopia
Peekaboo! They’re watching you. The streets have eyes, the walls have ears. They track and log your every move. They own your hopes, they craft your fears ...