Poems About: RACISM

Black history month
A time we celebrate
Retaliate
Recuperate read more »

I cry everyones tears
my heart is heavy with pain,
the heaviness i cannot bear like the municipal sewage tanks in a squatter camp,
i burst and ooze out my disgusting contents read more »

Have recieved disturbing letter
From Hank
As follows: read more »

Oh god! I cannot bear this long,

I haven't been waiting for this all along, read more »

Opened a bottle of Port, Allesverloren,
translated as Everything Lost, forgiving
myself for coming to earth as an evil spirit,
enthusiastic support for hubby’s exotic read more »

They say everyone's unique
Different and original
But i'm not the only one with this hatred
I'm not the only one who thinks it's unconstitutional read more »

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Being a part of our society, some times we ask ourselves questions
questions for which the answers lie in the same heart as the one which
asked them. read more »

(for whom forced me to leave that orphan) ...
(I hear an orphan's tear while covered with his fear)

ohh, , on that list read more »

Blessed are those who adorn mother earth
Those who shelter from homelessness
They worship no manhood
They take orphans away from violence read more »

In a race to chase another pointless 'ism'.
With a reason to critique,
To compare discreeted insecurities.
With a belief that in the doing, read more »

Racist prejudice had blinded the minds of mankind,
Thus forgetting the enormous contributions of one another on this earth;
Is it the colour of my skin or the colour of your skin?
Who made them all? read more »