Best Gender Poems
Oh To Have the Ballsto tell you the truth
I would need balls to tell you
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Categories:
angst, gender,
Form:
Senryu
I am a girl I am a girl,
Everyone sees it.
I graciously accept the label,
Twirling in a girls spool,
And playing it up for others.
Sometimes I feel an itch,
In a place I can't reach.
There are times when it quells,
When my voice cracks,
And I am somewhere else.
Where my hair is to my...
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Categories:
boy, gender, girl, teenage,
Form:
Free verse
Save Our SistersA poem about infanticide of girls...
"Save Our Sisters!"
Many girls lost, many girls missed
Many girls lost, never to be Ms.
Strings of girls, strands of pearls,
Gone, gone, gone. Pretty, pretty, girls.
A mother's hug, a sister’s laugh, a daughter’s kiss
Lost, lost, lost. Missed, missed, missed.
Many girls lost,...
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Categories:
gender, 12th grade, abortion, children,
Form:
Rhyme
Society Killed the TeenagerSociety Killed The Teenager
So you want to be a princess, and save the prince yourself?
Or take steps on the moon?
Can’t you see I won’t let you do that?
I’m worse than even your parents, you see, I’m society!
Ever play with toys that are meant for boys?
The...
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Categories:
america, gender, satire,
Form:
Free verse
Sometimes the Ignorance of a Manshe said my words tore away at her.
i wasn't looking at her eyes at the time.
she made me look.
pain!, ...
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Categories:
gender,
Form:
Free verse
Playing Games With Tennis Balls>Playing games with tennis balls?
Men, playing games with tennis balls!
Earn far too much dough.
In the game of tennis you know.
Some male players are now acting tough.
Saying they aren’t paid enough.
For playing games with balls not too rough.
Now they say they want more pay.
Than women, who...
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Categories:
cool, encouraging, games, gender,
Form:
Through the MirrorSo now I know
Life has played its part
I never would believe
that I could die
from a broken heart
No you can’t mend me
it’s been far too long
everyone will go
everyone has gone
everyone will leave
that God did lend me
I could only watch
then step aside
as it all just went
no matter...
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Categories:
gender, betrayal, confusion, cry, depression,
Form:
Lyric
Something About NothingSomething About Nothing
(2007)
It seems as if I’m giving my everything for nothing.
This conflict really means something to me,
Because my everything are all of my hopes and dreams
To become anything that want to be.
My talents are all that I own: Poetry, Art, My life’s...
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Categories:
emotions, feelings, gender, high
Form:
Wearing Depends In the Deep EndI am whatever you say I am
currently I'm the eyes of the world
it's what they discovered when
daddy tied a pork chop around my neck just to get the dog to play with me
first time I menstruated, mommy said I would bleed to death,
"hemorrhage" she...
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Categories:
deep, education, gender,
Form:
Free verse
Lord Harry's FrontOld Lord Harry put up a good front.
He hid socks in his pants as a stunt.
But, his Lady swore
as argyle hit...
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Categories:
funny, gender,
Form:
Limerick
All's Fair In Love and HairThere was a man from you-know-where
Who liked his ladies bare, down there
He met a bald gal
Who said, 'Call me Al'
Showing more, down there, than just hair!
5/26/19...
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Categories:
funny, gender, hair, silly,
Form:
Limerick
Enlightened By AnimaI bridged the chasm and entered ambiguous halls
Climbed over barbed fences inside my mind's walls
To glimpse the core of how men and women relate
Among flowering vines behind the garden gate.
Within a flower is both gamete and stigma
As semen to ovary - ...
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Categories:
appreciation, gender,
Form:
Rhyme
Categories:
gender, identity,
Form:
Than-Bauk
TransgenderKnow you not, that I live in pain?
With features that drives me insane,
No matter, how much I try in vain,
I am a girl in a body for men!
To the world I am a bit *****,
That makes me a victim of bully and sneer,
For my piercings...
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Categories:
gender, anti bullying, discrimination, fashion,
Form:
Carpe Diem
Hijacked By Lexicon ThieveryThis poem may get into trouble,
The world wants identity double.
Attempting to culture commonality,
The world champions individuality.
Theft of language has become all too common,
Yesterday’s use today identifies one a strawman.
Definitions change, words take on other meaning,
Often toward groups one way leaning.
At our language different groups...
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Categories:
change, color, confusion, gender,
Form:
Rhyme