40 poetry about walls
poetry about walls
the day the wall was built . our houses divided. by barbed wire, blood and hatred . I always believed. that we would be together. when history turned again . my great nephews. were in the mob. that broke down the wall ?
I let my neighbor know beyond the hill; And on a day we meet to walk the line, And set the wall between us once again. We keep the wall ?
08/01/2019?? Walls may be symbols of the limits of a community?s or character?s tolerance. These structures are synonymous with an impasse in literature. Some artistic works may incorporate walls to show social instability. They can also represent personal insecurity or comfort, which may be flawed in some manner. Walls can be portrayed as obstacles to action.
The Walls, By Ray Gonzalez, Julius Caesar?s head was cut off, and fed to the barbarians waiting, outside the walls of Rome. ?
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