Best Bias Poems

I forgive the stars sleeping in nothingness,
             too afraid to embrace eclipsed spheres….. 

In the midst of sweltering gloaming,  
I ascend, obscured and tarnished,  
like a tainted trinket lost  
in...

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Written: September 08, 2024 For Edward Ibeh Contest

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He has blue eyes and lovely blond hair,
Curls rose above his pink and pretty ware.
Do not mention...

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Religion in the public square is becoming an endangered species. - Mathew Staver

the lavender moon, in silhouettes of blue
paint my thoughts in melodies,
hues of grace and gentle peace, silent flow 
tulips, roses, lilies blowing in the wind,
who breaths her hope across the meadow,
laughing, dancing, singing...

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In
debate-
assumptions
turned into
facts...

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      Unconscious bias can upset one's heart
if kin or friends might shun your written art-
     to look upon good poetry as play-
negating words that might uplift their day.

     Some think of poetry...

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men used facilities at Starbucks 
but staff took an offence at their looks
policemen were called out
arrested without doubt 
now staff being referred to guide book....

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Her name is familiar,  most
Everyone knows her, well, not the
REAL Her:

Because I can't prove what
I know to be true, she gets
Away with 
Snubbing me in her contests

Many times I've thought about confronting her 
About it, but why bother when 
She’s not going to admit...

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It's a rather complicated experience to explain
on paper, but I shall make my best attempt.

Some years ago, there was a Presidential candidate.
I shall make my point without any identifications.

So much of who we are and how we think lie beneath
the surface and often go undetected...

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partialitiy's myopia

only sees things before their eyes...

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Bias Oswell writes
Of an aching heart
Stinging from years
Of childhood when
He felt unwanted,
Alone, placed in
Foster homes and
Sometimes forgotten.

Bias Oswell found
Himself in poetry
Writing about times
When he was lost
But now is here,
A talented young
Man so deserving
Of being recognized.

Write on,
Bias Oswell!...

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When we find our convictions attacked,
we rely on a deck neatly stacked.
There’s a cool little bias
that will always supply us
with a handy alternative fact....

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Justice

Justice
Colorblind love
Equality for all
Embrace mankind by character.
Treat others as you want to be treated.
Stand up for the rights of all men.
Speak up against bias.
Rise together!
Justice










Submitting into Give me a Rictameter! Poetry Contest
Sponsored by: M. L. Kiser
Date: 02/14/2022...

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My plight 
Daily I cry for no reason to purge my heart,
In the depth of wealth that my soul wailed.
Most in thoughts reason for the lost of my bread,
The significance of omotoyikogbon with a fulfilled heart.

No day went by that my face is not frown,
The...

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Governing with two
Opposing branches, bias
Inevitable...

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That Dunning-Kruger thing is real;
I’ve read about it once or twice,
And so my grasp, I clearly feel,
Of how it works is quite precise....

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