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Best Haitian Poems

Below are the all-time best Haitian poems written by Poets on PoetrySoup. These top poems in list format are the best examples of haitian poems written by PoetrySoup members


A Haitian Child's Plea
A Haitian Child’s Plea

Today I walked around all day.
My feet hurt.
I have no clean water to drink.
I have nothing to eat.
I want to take a...

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Categories: haitian, black african american, childhood,
Form: Free verse



Haitian Revolution
Abstract images to the debris of micro fibers.
Down to the Haitian survivors praying for Red Cross donations rather than meaningless 
conversations and commotions,
Across tech tonic...

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Categories: haitian, natural disasters
Form: Rhyme
My Precious Haitian Child
I feel a tug upon my skirt 
Big eyes looking up at me 
Little hands outstretched my way 
A beautiful face I see 

His skin...

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Categories: haitian, memory,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Miatianna
1  Miatianna                      ...

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Categories: haitian, faith, hope, life, natural
Form: Senryu
Premium Member L'Overture
L'Overture


Lest we forget
Words often mouthed
For the dead of bloody war
Forgot not those great ones
Whose battles were on the home front
Seeking only equality of voice

Ray Charles...

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Categories: haitian, black african american, encouraging,
Form: Free verse



Hope For Haiti
Listen to our cries,
Observe all the fear and devastation that surround us.
Listen to our hearts beating, pounding loudly. 
  
Without hope, how in the...

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Categories: haitian, faith, hope,
Form: Free verse
Haiti - Blood of Africa
Copyright © 2015
11.13.2016
1:22pm

Royal blood from afar,
far from Africa,
Africa a torn and raped
land by European hands

First land of freedom to rise,
but segregated by a mountainside
and corrupt...

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Categories: haitian, africa, history, poetry, political,
Form: Couplet
Premium Member For Haiti (Beatlemania)
For John Heck's Beatlemania competition.  To the tune of "For No One" from the Revolver 
album.

The day fades, the earth shakes
The Haitians find their...

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Categories: haitian, natural disasters, peopleday,
Form: Lyric
Assisted Living
Life is down to no-frills necessities
in a room with the chest of drawers,
double bed and television.
The walker stands in the corner
waiting to be used to...

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Categories: haitian, caregiving, death, health, life,
Form: Free verse
Haiti
January twelfth two thousand and ten
   witnessed near annihilation and destruction 
   of the Haitian nation
whereby countless/ nameless individuals 
 ...

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Categories: haitian, abuse, anger, black african
Form: Elegiac Lyric
One In a Million
One in a million, gazillion, bazillion
Worth more than gold dollars a trillion or a billion –
You are my beacon, a Christian, love driven.
No heathen, no...

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Categories: haitian, devotion, family, husband, lovelove,
Form: Rhyme
Heart of a Balloon
I'm tired of writing love poems and trying to put spins on them;
So for inspiration and ideas i go brainstorming;
But each thought, each idea seems...

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Categories: haitian, anger, betrayal, break up,
Form: I do not know?
Haiti, Le Monde Vous Ecoute
Proud people of the Haitian Ile,
Stand firm with head held high.
Though days may last for a while,
The world has begun to hear your cry.

Le monde...

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Categories: haitian, community, courage, inspiration, international,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Your Light Shines Bright
To the teams of rescuers on the front line in Haiti
The Pilots, the Soldiers, and Truck Drivers
The Doctors, Nurses, and the Aides
The Clergymen, Volunteers
To the...

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Categories: haitian, dedication, people
Form: Free verse
Least Popular
Hey, Mr. Least Popular!
Self-proclaimed man of the people you are
Rode on a grassroots movement to the White House,
but who was the man who drove the...

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Categories: haitian, humorous, parody, perspective, political,
Form: Political Verse

Book: Shattered Sighs