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Prejudice Acrostic Poems

These Prejudice Acrostic poems are examples of Acrostic poems about Prejudice. These are the best examples of Acrostic Prejudice poems written by international poets.


Premium Member A World Without War
A world without war . . .

When was mankind ever without it?
Over the centuries,
Rumors and the rumblings of war have seemed to persist.
Little does it...

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Categories: war,



Premium Member Over The Rainbow
Respect long due for a new paradigm 
Another form of love is here to stay 
In flying colours passed the test of time 
Name is...

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Categories: inspirational, love, rainbow,

Premium Member A Proud Liberal
Live and let live without prejudice 
I believing in basic freedoms for all,
Being fair and just, principled
Equality being a God-given right,
Regardless of race, creed, or...

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Categories: anti bullying, freedom, love,

A Reapers Machine
Hot white harvest 
a bone dry land 
years have been spent building 
this reapers Machine on desolate Sand 
American madness 
An empire of a dream,...

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Categories: adventure, allegory, america, art,

Premium Member Giving Godly Grace
God but a word, unless felt in our heart
Ingrained prejudice, makes us feel apart
Verily, through surrender, our prayers start
Inviting Gods grace, to fill us within
Night...

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Categories: god,



Premium Member Double Standard People
Double Standard People
By: Tom
1/14/2021

D-amaging
O-ffensive
U-nacceptable
B-ullying
L-awless
E-ffectual

S-neaky
T-roublesome
A-bhorrent
N-eedless
D-amnable
A-bstracted
R-eckless
D-angerous

P-ompus
E-gotistical
O-bnoxious
P-atronizing
L-awless
E-nvious...

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© Tom Wright  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: abuse, corruption, culture, prejudice,

Premium Member Oppression
Reign of terror plays out
Endless nights as victims shout
So many good ones vanish
People must hide their anguish
Equality is a forbidden word
Community's voice tries to be...

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Categories: discrimination, freedom, humanity, prejudice,

Premium Member Juneteenth Anthem
JUNTEENTH ANTHEM 

Justice without prejudice we pray,
Unsung heroes paved the way.
No cross, no crown, cries sing from the ground,
We can still hear them singing now...

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Categories: day, history, june,

Usa Prayer: Forgive Us All Dear Lord
Freedom is America's middle name; one is missing ... FORGIVENESS
LORD, please be with USA now, you are the NOW God. America needs U
"Others" feel hated,...

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© Anil Deo  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: america, bible, power, prayer,

Nomenclature
No one fairly knows what a "thing" is, not before "education"
Attributes ... Names begin "THING-ing" for us, the indoctrination 
Moses means "pull out, draw" as...

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© Anil Deo  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: bible, faith, nature, philosophy,

Premium Member Impeach This
It’s sad just how low, American leftists will go,
Mentally ill by the thought: TRUMP WINS—two in a row.
Pelosi—their Jesus, decrees moral high ground,
Enter Schumer, Nadler,...

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Categories: anger, angst, hate, jealousy,

Premium Member Hate Is Not a Pretty Thing
H ate is not a pretty thing
A ll who hate miss many joys
T hrills with friends, elated songs that ring
E ven their children caring, sharing...

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Categories: discrimination, hate, people, poems,

Premium Member This All Could Be
Transitions towards a worldwide truce
Highlight our hearts, hopes, hymns and 
Inspire us to embrace peace as a truth
Spread globally strong from love’s roots.

All prayers seek...

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Categories: change, corruption, freedom, inspirational

Premium Member Diversity
Diversity thrives today and
It takes many forms.
Very nearly extinct once, It’s returned.
Each time it’s experienced,
Reveals more of it’s value.
Something brand new, of good, in this...

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Categories: appreciation, discrimination, emotions, fear,

Where Do We Go From Here
Where do we go from here in this time in history? Man has tried to make things right, but he can't. 

Where do we go...

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Categories: anniversary,


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