Fraiku: Tehran and Washington

Women march in the street
protesting theocracy
maybe Gods are the problem

About Bartholomew Barker

Bartholomew Barker is one of the organizers of Living Poetry, a collection of poets and poetry lovers in the Triangle region of North Carolina. Born and raised in Ohio, studied in Chicago, he worked in Connecticut for nearly twenty years before moving to Hillsborough where he makes money as a computer programmer to fund his poetry habit.
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15 Responses to Fraiku: Tehran and Washington

  1. Deep and profound, love the message. 🙏💗

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  2. I feel it’s more a problem of humans who think they are gods and have the right to judge who lives and who dies. And isn’t it us who have legitimized their power?

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  3. We’ve legitimized the oppression of women rights here in the good old USA as well. Women are fighting here too. The situation may be more extreme in some other places, but it is also getting extreme here. And beyond the oppression of women there are killings of children all over the world happening as well. I would call this behavior Godless. Even if God is used as the justification, religion has been interpreted all over the world as man’s right to dominated everything that threatens their power. Including nature.

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  4. berniebell1955 says:

    Re. where we see ourselves in the scheme of things….and where we are.

    Consider Whales…..just for one…..

    http://www.spanglefish.com/berniesblog/blog.asp?blogid=15888

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  5. berniebell1955 says:

    I tell you one thing Bart – you got folk thinking, and talking.

    Last words from me…for now….

    And…timing….. http://www.spanglefish.com/berniesblog/blog.asp?blogid=15958

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  6. Priti says:

    .👌👌👌

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