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Yahu The Yahoo (Acrostic)
G enocide of Palestine
E vil dictator, hope for his decline
Netanyahu - monster not voguer'
Oppressive as an ogre
C riminal child killer
I nfrastructure destroyer (not fixed with Polyfiller)
D ystopian destruction denied
E radication of human rights, and genocide
(Either way you read this, across, or down the side
It still spells out the reality, of genocide)
by Jemia
E vil dictator, hope for his decline
Netanyahu - monster not voguer'
Oppressive as an ogre
C riminal child killer
I nfrastructure destroyer (not fixed with Polyfiller)
D ystopian destruction denied
E radication of human rights, and genocide
(Either way you read this, across, or down the side
It still spells out the reality, of genocide)
by Jemia
Published 19th Mar 2024
Author's Note
Yahoo's in Gullivers Travel, were the human type beasts (as the horse people the Houyhnhnms saw them as)
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29th Mar 2024 12:40pm
The acrostic poem "Yahu The Yahoo" effectively employs poetic form to convey a powerful message regarding the actions of Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and the ongoing conflict in Palestine. Each line contributes to a stark portrayal of the atrocities and injustices perpetuated in the region, using vivid imagery and wordplay to drive home the gravity of the situation.
The poem condemns Netanyahu's leadership as oppressive, likening him to a monstrous figure responsible for the destruction of Palestinian lives and infrastructure. The use of acrostic format cleverly reinforces the central theme of genocide, emphasizing the systematic eradication of human rights and the denial of basic dignity.
Overall, the poem is a poignant expression of outrage and solidarity with the Palestinian people, highlighting the urgent need for justice and resolution in the face of ongoing violence and oppression.
The poem condemns Netanyahu's leadership as oppressive, likening him to a monstrous figure responsible for the destruction of Palestinian lives and infrastructure. The use of acrostic format cleverly reinforces the central theme of genocide, emphasizing the systematic eradication of human rights and the denial of basic dignity.
Overall, the poem is a poignant expression of outrage and solidarity with the Palestinian people, highlighting the urgent need for justice and resolution in the face of ongoing violence and oppression.
