Discrimination Here's You Come And Go Poem by Jixin Gao

Discrimination Here's You Come And Go

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Discrimination’s like a snake
Its teeth in poisoned prejudice,
Causing ache

Discrimination abolished all warmth and spirit
And returned with a new hate
Relishing its pain brought
Never thought of halt

Hey
Discrimination’s the new law
Stony and steel and
Square without feelings
Like window frames
Of the Hall
In court

I wonder where the White’s Purity all gone.

Tears and Fears
Now the norm
In the name
Of discrimination

now
Gladly Discrimination has gone
Kicked out hard,
square and fair

Yet-
It left a hole
In everyone’s hearts.

COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Sai Vignesh 02 July 2018

What a poem is this

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Dee Lee 20 January 2014

I know you should make your own meaning but I am so confused. It seemed we were talking of discrimination of the past and then with the line, I wonder where the White's Purity all gone, so you may be speaking of reverse discrimination or affirmative action mandates. Could you explain this poem a little further.

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