Abolitionists Poems - Poems about Abolitionists

...The revered Reverend Martin Luther King Junior Born January fifteenth nineteen twenty nine if still alive seven years shy attaining age of centenarian father of civil rights movement, the rev......Read More

...Born five score minus seven years ago minus attaining age of centenarian father of civil rights movement, the revered Martin Luther King Junior honored as benevolent demigod figure to the oppre......Read More

...It's the most significant day in Black American history December 6,1865 the legal ending of chattel slavery It was 157 years ago When they finally let God's people go In the year 1619 was when......Read More

...Five score minus eight years ago January eighteenth two thousand twenty one father of civil rights movement the revered Martin Luther King Junior honored as benevolent demigod figure to the oppr......Read More

...When God created this world, everything was nice and dandy and perfect, But the disobedience of Adam and Eve introduced sin and sowed defect, Soon thereafter sin manifested itself as envy, hatred, ......Read More

... “Tubman” What colours a heart courage? What colours a mind belief? What colours a soul unity? Underground we carry torch......Read More

...Tribute to Dawn of Day: Stories from the Underground Railroad From Tennessee Virginia Mississippi Kansas Wisconsin To free states in the north and Canada I grieved upon the grave of the......Read More

...Das dada = codified bonafide anachronism me thoughts infused with thom hankering for yesteryear circa antebellum i.e. American Civil War era veer rilly, teetering, smoldering, rumbling upon i......Read More

...Ambiguity within mine doodling Yankee mind that arises, asper current hoopla harrumphing American Civil War statues, which verbal/written spat particularly regarding southern generals (many ......Read More

...There was an earlier time that came to mind this day I heard dangerous fears and angers called cowardice instead, back 200 years ago in the United States, when Northern industrialists, relying......Read More

...Once I was scourged by the task masters' horse whips; consigning me for two centuries to servitude. I had my roots forever erased by forced trips to worlds unknown, where contemptuous attitude to......Read More

...This time of year If I was a turkey I'd fly away It's just fair That such lies be told about thanksgiving day But I shall give thanks anyhow For a country limping away from its past For liberty......Read More

...Warning!! This is a free verse poem. It may not meet the high standards of poetry soup. It is also highly controversial. The writer of this poem realizes that poetry is supposed to be light and f......Read More

...as we come to celebrate our 160th year we give thanks to our Lord God whom we love and hold so near the Berean Baptist Church was established by a very special group of men they were Freed Black......Read More

...Called Moses by Her People Harriet Tubman was the very one. In the year of 1851. Called Moses by her people a slave to none. Returning from freedom Braving nineteen runs. Three hundr......Read More