The Refugees Comments

Learn to respect your fellow poets first dear mad illiterate. I am not Mr Dillip, your teacher Dr. Dillip

Don't teach me poetry! I want to kill you idiot like a dog

I am your father dear Gehnlato! Respect me my son...here only ghosts live..e on! I will take you to h.e.a.v.e.n. you are forcing me to put idiotic comments.. You can't digest! !

Good morning Mrs Gehenlato

I know you are Robert Murray Smith! You need to learn poetry. Of course I will teach you!

How dare you to call me Mr Dillip K Swain? What is your standard?

Always call me....''' sir '

Hey Jackson, this is a poem that readers should read and appreciate..give us more! I not Mr but Dr.

You are my penid poet idiot.......Go to

Dear PH Please select this humanitarian poem as POD; please

wow great humanitarian writings love such this finest poem

Very vompasscompas poet your are..........thanks

Insightful utterances set aside for sober reflection. A beautiful poem with a call for universal brotherhood of man. Thanks for sharing Jacson.

Have you tried to bring a homeless than to sleep alone in your house? .... Have you tried to ever be a refugee than to watch another be on the road with despair? Have you ever tried to be human than to observe the helplessness of others? A great sensitive approach to the problem of refugees. Thanks for sharing.10 for it. Subhas

Here we sit at our keyboards, while mothers clutch their children wondering if they will ever have a future- or even worse- dig through rubble hoping for some sign that their missing child might still be alive. The oppression of man against his neighbor, causing displacement and forced migration, the palpable fear of those whose security and placid prosperity are threatened by this displacement. A humble teacher once instructed, Love your neighbor as your self. Oh, if it were only so.

Have you ever tried to be human than to observe the helplessness of others? /... All the questions raised in the poem open up a Pandora's box for those who are still indecisive on the global refugee problem. Thanks.

To be human! ! Thanks for sharing this poem with us.

This is an admirable piece of writing and touches the soul. We should always welcome refugees. forced from their homes. How much loss would we feel in the same position? well merited Poem of the Day

Thought-provoking write. Full of empathy n compassion. Kudos

Congratulations on poem of the day. You asked some excellent questions. My favorite was Have you ever tried to be human?