James J. Jackson
Poet and Journalist
Tag:
revolutionary poetry
Hello My Pen, A Poem About Writers Block
Aug 23
Why Do We Take The Joker Out of The Deck? (Poem)
Jul 29
A poem for Liz Warren
Dec 4
This Screen
Nov 27
What Place Do The Artists Have in Revolution? A Poem
Aug 21
Courage Is The Sweetest Lullaby, a poem
Aug 14
The Teacher As The Poet, a poem
Aug 7
Art in Our Times, a poem
Jul 31
Wasted Time, a poem
Jul 17
Sonnet 18 Revisited, a poem
Jul 3
It’s Wrong When It Stops Being Fun, A Poem
Jun 12
Habit, a poem
Jun 5
Soul and Pain, a poem
May 29
Soul and Pain, a poem
May 29
The Hopeless Radical, a poem
May 15
Lies and Slander, A poem
May 8
Activist, a poem
May 1
Woulda, Coulda, Shoulda – A poem for a dying planet
Apr 24
Cruel Reality, a poem for our times
Apr 17
The Artist Is The Revolutionary
Apr 10
The Poet as The Revolutionary
Apr 3
We, a socialist poem
Mar 20
Sermon on the Mount
Feb 27
Fear Us Not (a socialist poem)
Sep 20
Perfection is a waste of time (a poem)
Aug 22
Bootlicker (a poem)
Aug 20
All Be So Pleased In Rebel Faith
Aug 8
A Poem For The Supreme Court
Jul 18
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