Best Interracial Poems

Love knows no color
we love with our heart
loving without barriers
we write with our soul
therefore we are artists...

this is a poem
about interracial love
sit back and read it
and learn like Aesop's fables...

She is dark like the night
I am bright as day
when we are together
we create a radiant...

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Once again, young love has affected the lives of all teenagers, but this time, it's also
affecting the lives of all young interracial young lovebirds. All types of interracial
relationships have been active since the ending of the 1960s and when all of the schools
and other places...

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I began caressing her soft, sweet, chocolate skin.
"You're like a brother to me," she said,
"This has got to stop happening."
"Are you saying," I asked, 
"that I make love to you like a black man?"
"Not that kind of brother," she said, "you freaking moron."...

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Interracial relationships are way better than all-white relationships, all-black
relationships, all-Hispanic relationships, and all-Asian relationships. They're still
considered a bunch of lovebirds, even though they're from different worlds. It's the time
of the month for a black guy to date either a white/Caucasian girl, a Hispanic girl, or...

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He completely changed my preference 
the day he made me laugh
my eyes got less narrow 
and my heart expanded 
I didn't think I could fall 
for a white guy but god dammit
he makes my knees tremble
and my heart do jumps
like donkey Kong in Nintendo
I wonder...

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Nonsense. All of this interracial prejudice. All of the real wars of violence are in 
our homes and fenced in backyards.
Nonsense. interracial madness. Hating the sight of your own kind - forgetting it 
could easily be you in the unemployment line.
Nonsense. Climbing the ladder of...

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Deep down she was a hopeless romantic
Masked with hate because she thought she couldn't have it
After all she was a black woman 
When she asked the world for love it laughed at her 
It's why she gave up, a story so tragic

Growing up in a...

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