Best Colorblind Poems
Below are the all-time best Colorblind poems written by Poets on PoetrySoup. These top poems in list format are the best examples of colorblind poems written by PoetrySoup members
Colorblind- For ContestBlack, white together just watching their lives go by, the sea colorblind
3/15/16...
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Categories:
colorblind, imagery, time,
Form:
Monoku
ColorblindIf my melancholy can polish bliss
Sifting dust of distress for pebbles' shine
Crack a rocky lair to a gemstone mine
What colors do my tunnel vision miss?
1/18/20...
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Categories:
colorblind, depression, perspective, recovery from,
Form:
Enclosed Rhyme
Color BlindIs it the color of my skin that keeps you from being my lady friend?
Tell me my African American Queen; Maybe I just lack self-esteem.
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Categories:
colorblind, black african american, girlfriend-boyfriend,
Form:
Rhyme
My Eyes Are VeiledMy eyes are veiled
No hint of wild seduction
No hungry look of passion
No gleam of admiration
No twinkle of satisfaction
My eyes are veiled
Nothing from my soul passes...
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Categories:
colorblind, love hurts,
Form:
I do not know?
JusticeJustice
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...
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Categories:
colorblind, appreciation, celebration, emotions, friendship,
Form:
Rictameter
What Facinates MeWhat fascinates me is
seeing a child ride a bike
after many falls.
It shows if you keep at
something,
you will eventually get it.
Or seeing a...
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Categories:
colorblind, appreciation,
Form:
Free verse
Categories:
colorblind, introspectionteacher, teacher,
Form:
Free verse
Black Lace WidowWhite pages stare
at the blood stains of the past
White virgin cries then dies
red wine to the victor
Roses so blue
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Categories:
colorblind, loss, pain,
Form:
I do not know?
Rosa Parks, a MaverickRosa Louise Parks
refused to give up her seat
“First Lady of Civil Rights”
back in fifty-five
civil disobedience
‘fore Martin Luther King’s time
courageous Rosa
kept her seat and caused a...
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Categories:
colorblind, black african american, history,
Form:
Choka
Mr WonderfulA broken promise, demoralized man who is incapable of being true,
A thoughtless coward, oblivious clown, this is what I think of you,
A woeful chicken,...
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Categories:
colorblind, childhood, dedication, family, father,
Form:
Couplet
Colors of LifeColor, beautiful colors so fair.
Decorates life with beauty, gemstones.
Days without splendor could bring despair.
The human retina, its rods and cones,
Designed to paint man’s world with...
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Categories:
colorblind, people, science, sympathy,
Form:
Terza Rima
Mayflower 2017The hearts of white men are silently fuming
The spirits of angry widows steadily grow bitter
The bosoms of weeping mothers open...
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Categories:
colorblind, abuse, betrayal, community, conflict,
Form:
Dramatic Monologue
RosesOh, I see roses in your eyes
we're put here only to face demise
this unknown road we walk is torn
yet of this world, we are born
some...
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Categories:
colorblind, death, forgiveness, friendship, happiness,
Form:
Carpe Diem
Riverside BluesI knew a fellow Locked in his own mind
Everything around him was colorblind
The right places
The right faces.
Were the only correct...
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Categories:
colorblind, funny,
Form:
Limerick
ChameleonsChameleons
Life’s only consistency is change
for “nature abhors a vacuum”.
Time, inexorably tinges each moment,
colors it in fading yellows.
Memory’s dog-eared pages,
entwined with nostalgia’s neediness,
produce an altered...
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Categories:
colorblind, age, color, metaphor, yellow,
Form:
Free verse