Aboriginal Poems - Poems about Aboriginal

...Will you form with me at the centre.? Any colonials Good and true..'Will you stand? To confront tyranny? Here there is a place for you.! all you will need is courage.. And the will to see it throu......Read the rest...

...One generic baby boomer, (a garden variety sexagenarian)... offers his interpretation of critical race theory I, (an articulate, charming, domesticated, erudite, friendly, genteel, humorous, in......Read the rest...

... ACKNOWLEDGMENT OF COUNTRY “We acknowledge the Traditional Owners and Custodians of the lands on which we work and pay our respects to Indigenous Elders past, present and emerging. Sovereignty......Read the rest...

...A view of the ocean of print On the night sky over Australia, among thousands of stars the dog of hell appeared, killing the Aboriginal men but a woman of the tribe slaughtered the dog, the men ......Read the rest...

...Natives, Adivasi, however we identify them, They were there before we came, and took over their land from them, We used them, displaced them, put a dagger of pain in their hearts, They only shed ......Read the rest...

......Yes, I’m talking of *****sapiens, the last human species that still remains, when they burst out of their African home nothing ever would again be the same. You saw it plain with the neander......Read the rest...

...Refusing to obey he took command The power not given but by his hand Looking no further he forged within The years and the seasons aboriginal sin Broken commandments rust on the gate Eyes......Read the rest...

...These are the Aborigines We have ruined there lives It is time to say sorry and meaningful goodbyes We had different believes and stories to tell But not all of them were happy They weren’t se......Read the rest...

... “Inside the Great Halls of Us” Inside The Great Halls of Us, there resides a ghost IT hides in plain sight, waiting quietly, alone, in our dark there, IT hol......Read the rest...

...orange sun rising to the east as i sit aloft a mountain top time stands still in this ancient land has it been one minute or one day is it the future or is it the past Gondwanaland is sharing h......Read the rest...

...La Charte des Droits de l’Homme pour les Aborigènes - Translation of Oodgeroo Noonuccal's Aboriginal Charter of Rights by T. Wignesan Nous avons besoin de l’espoir, pas de racisme, La frater......Read the rest...

...Oracles sleek and black Feathered crowds Among the trees, They gather in murders, Raucous, squawking, Waking us to Half formed dreams of chaos. Yet legends respect them - Symbols of death, T......Read the rest...

...We don't see the stars as we once did. We've lost contact now, we live indoors. We've lost the mythology of stars, our ancestors once had. They were glued to the celestial display at night, a......Read the rest...

...I am waiting For the colonists’ offspring To see. See what’s already there. Been there decades, hundreds and thousands of years. Brewarrina. Birrngi-Bream. Condah. Tuupuurn-Galaxis. Bol......Read the rest...

...She is so primitive, someone whispered. I smirked, knowing they meant me. Odd for sure, another agreed. Someone who never met me. But of course had heard the rumors. I am primal, I told them, t......Read the rest...