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Negro Poems - Poems about Negro

Negro Poems - Examples of all types of poems about negro to share and read. This list of new poems is composed of the works of modern poets of PoetrySoup. Read short, long, best, and famous examples for negro.
Premium Member Piano
...Peacefully playing Indigo notes Angelic mood swaying ***** spiritual hope Onyx facts history black......Read the rest...
Categories: negro, africa, america, appreciation, black
Form: Acrostic



Premium Member God of the *****, A Psalm
...God of Abrahan, Isaac, and Jacob, God of the White Man and Indian, You are the God of the *****, who created all people of one blood. You are not divided; you are One God. The ***** was made i......Read the rest...
Categories: negro, christian, creation, god, religion,
Form: Free verse
O fillette
...If you too, girl You’re sad, O little girl, In the streets of Lisbon, I love your black silence, O little girl, so pretty, Your eyes down, little girl, Know everything about me, They cry, th......Read the rest...
Categories: negro, appreciation, girl,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member YOu WHO DON'T KNOW MY NAME My SpokenWord
...What's in a name, what say you man of the high mountains Euro pleasing I am not who you say that I am Elohim my first Father my true love My bridegroom He created me But yet you have renamed......Read the rest...
Categories: negro, analogy, change, destiny, discrimination,
Form: Dramatic Monologue
Premium Member TRUE NAME TRUTH
...No ***** no shame no more African American name calling We by the other game you know My pain! Damn scam I scan the Rain you see the vein the proof in the pouring We seek the fame with the k......Read the rest...
Categories: negro, birth, home,
Form: Free verse



Yes, I Am a *****
...I am a ***** I say it with pride I cannot my colour hide its radiant blackness does glow. I am tropically designed, and from taunts I am resigned. I love my natural label, it rings my pride li......Read the rest...
Categories: negro, africa, black african american,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Jim Crow's Demise
...Hello. I was born after the Civil War and met my fate after much civil unrest. You may have never encountered me, but some things you might already know. My name is Jim Crow, and I was born and lived......Read the rest...
Categories: negro, race,
Form: Prose Poetry
***** Aroused
...Do you see the colour of my skin? And the fire that burns in my eyes? Yes! By now you must realize, I am a strong, black man! Yes! I am a Jamaican. The rich black blood that runs through my ......Read the rest...
Categories: negro, africa, black african american,
Form: Rhyme
June Nineteenth One Hundred and Fifty Years Ago
...June nineteenth one hundred and fifty years ago Juneteenth hint: three hundred and sixty six days after eighteen sixty four. Major General Gordon Granger led the Union Soldiers to Galveston,......Read the rest...
Categories: negro, africa, america, anniversary, appreciation,
Form: Free verse
Now Or Later
...What's the difference between now or later? When we will all receive the gift of death we can't refuse Death greets every nation Both ***** and the Paleface Whether you left at ninety or fiftee......Read the rest...
Categories: negro, death, death of a
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Thanks Givings
...thanks givings I will not be thankful for murder in genocide And that's my father's hands is in it Come on, come on n run N hide I won't give thanks for your European peoples which St......Read the rest...
Categories: negro, analogy, appreciation, engagement, how
Form: Dramatic Monologue
Not a Humorist
...This poem is not a Black Lives Matter hashtag That it will seek justice for George Floyd It is not a racial stereotype Or a free the back hype This poem is not to seek bail For the black in j......Read the rest...
Categories: negro, africa, black love, discrimination,
Form: Free verse
The *****'s Annals
...THE *****'S ANNALS: At the table of verdict was the ***** seated; Breathing his last before senteced to prison. Couldn't hide the state of how's feeling; 'Dead zone', he exclaimed as he's highl......Read the rest...
Categories: negro, betrayal, life,
Form: Lyric
Festac 77 With My 66
...I stung my glory to Dakar Where I portray my lovely '66' Without no more melancholy I played to save me precious '66' in Dakar Referred to as a ***** I stood my ground Blossoming into the ......Read the rest...
Categories: negro, 10th grade, africa, angel,
Form: Narrative
Enlightenment
...See I was hungry for your love What I needed more was trust It was hard but that was us Them late night convo's got my mind in a frenzy Told you I'm mindful not friendly Got alot of enemies......Read the rest...
Categories: negro, desire, emotions, growth, irony,
Form: Lyric

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