Albinism Poems - Poems about Albinism

As a kid walking round the school corridors I'd get people eyeing me a lot, open doors As they try and look at my white skin And marvel at my skin For I was different I got picked on at times for having a cap I'd wear it alot so one day I didn't come to school with a...

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Speak of us as wonderful beings Whose uniqueness respects no race Made to shine and made to stand out Epitomizing the beauty that nature holds With blond hair on pale silver skin Pure hazel eyes expressing class The secrets in our dancing eyes Attracts the fancy of every onlooker With every stride we command heads To turn and...

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When tongues arise to condemn racism None speaks the ordeal of the African albino being Defined by different views of ethnical beliefs Discriminated by his brothers for lacking melanin He is but subjected to verbal condemnation With chants of mockery upon his head Discriminated by hypocrites who speak against discrimination Begging love and acceptance from...

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A paper and a pen I need a few to tell stories of my pain Not of what has passed But of that which is to come If this isn’t a curse tell me what it is Pink skin yet of my father’s race No melanin even on the hair on my face I fear...

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How can the absence of pigmentation separate people from the same mother Life bribed the hell out of us, it took your only brother And now hell we bring to those who deserve it not And this fight the people who are suppose to be fighters a quiet All we need is a riot, a silencer to mute this...

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Albinism kids are beautiful. They lack melanin which gives them default. But I don't see a default. All I see is beautiful blonde hair that's so striking it is almost as compatible as the sun. I see eyes that gives a sense of mistrust and nervousness. Is this person wondering what's wrong with me? Is it...

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