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Slavery Acrostic Poems

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


Premium Member Significance
“Don't gain the world and lose your soul; wisdom is better than 
silver or gold.”          ...

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© I Am Anaya  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: confusion, happiness, how i



Important Freedom
I-mportant freedom from
N-ation of different race
D-elivers us from slavery
E-ven from colonial ways.
P-ursuit of important freedom
E-vidently shows our being worthy; 
N-ever will we lose our honor,...

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Categories: independence day,

Premium Member Juneteenth
Jubilant celebrations ring out all over the

                United States of...

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Categories: appreciation, celebration, freedom, remembrance

Sugar and Candy
S is for Sugar, once a sweet medicine (it still is, in places)
U do know it was medicine in India in the tenth century -
G...

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© Anil Deo  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: 11th grade, addiction, america,

Premium Member Great Escape
Growing up, I was always motivated to make a better life for myself, and

Regardless of the cost, I was determined to make life better for...

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Categories: america, childhood, poverty,



Premium Member Doing God's Will
Doing the will of God* is His desire for believers
Obeying Him as the Master while overcoming selfishness
Increasing faith, having been imparted with divine nature
Nurtured with...

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Categories: christian, dedication, devotion, faith,

Premium Member Juneteenth
July Fourth, Independence Day in the 
United States of America, a
Nonracial celebration of
Emancipation of all Americans from the
Tyranny of
England and the beginning of freedom for
Enslaved...

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Categories: celebration, freedom, history, independence

Premium Member Juneteenth
Juneteenth


June...back in nineteen-fifty eight, just sixty years ago,

Unknown to me, nine hundred miles away in the mid-South,

Never did I think of anything that would foreshadow...

Equal...

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Categories: discrimination,

Juneteenth
Jubilant voices sang "Swing Low, Sweet Chariot" 
Unity in celebration as the proclamation was made
No more slavery in the United States of American
Emancipation, worth fighting...

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Categories: black african american, celebration,

Premium Member Juneteenth
Jubilance is too mild of a word to describe what the slaves must have felt.

Unbelievable would not be truthful because they anticipated freedom.

Northerners achieved surrender...

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Categories: abuse, america, evil, hate,

Premium Member A Different Path To Greatness
June 19, 1865, slavery in the Confederacy ended,
until then, all African Americans where slaves.
Now that the civil war was lost, blacks gained their freedom,
emancipation had...

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Categories: 10th grade, angst, anniversary,

Premium Member Juneteenth
Juneteenth… Justifiably they say ignorance is bliss. 
               No, it’s nothing...

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Categories: america, angst, black african

Premium Member Pesach Seder
P  Pass over, O God of Israel, the houses of Israel on this night
E  Egypt, unsuspecting even at midnight of what was to...

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Categories: celebration, freedom, god, holiday,

Rebel Flag
Revolutionary
Elements of our population
Back in 1776 broke with
England, and
Lacking finances and supplies,

Fired a shot heard 'round the world.
Launched a revolution
Against the government.
George Washington, Franklin, Jefferson,...

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© Rich Reitz  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: history,

F a I T H
ACROSTIC POEM: FAITH

F: Forgiven to be forgiving
A: Anyone, everyone, especially family and neighbors, who wounded you and me
I: In the LORD’S Prayer, He ended with...

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© Anil Deo  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: bible, culture, forgiveness, gospel,


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