Tradition Poems
Poems about Family Tradition, Values and Culture
In western society many people feel that traditions are no longer needed. They say that they may have been necessary when we lived in small tribal communities and needed traditions to help form a cohesive group. The irony is that individuals in our society are likely to feel more isolated than ever before. Surrounded in a city with six million people may live the loneliest man in the world. With all of our technology to connect us, we see less human contact than ever before. Traditions that bring us together are needed more than ever.
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| DANCING ON DADDY'S TOES | By Chellsie |
I lost my dad when I was thirteen years old, and one of my greatest memories is dancing on my daddy's toes. I love you dad and always will. And I ..........
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| MEXICAN MACHISTA | By Cynthia Y. Hernandez |
This Poems is about Tradition and Culture. You can take a man out of Mexico but you can't Mexico out of the man.
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