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Best Malcolm Poems

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A Real Man
A real man protects his woman 
he will never run and hide 
he will always stay beside her 
and he will never ever leave her...

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Categories: malcolm, beautiful, best friend, blessing,
Form: Free verse



Harlem Blues
It's night now in harlem, time to explore
Snakes are diurnal, rats love their nocturnal
Life, the subway is a swinging door.
A cockroach crawls before it falls
Catalectic...

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Categories: malcolm, black-african amerchildren, fairy, me,
Form: Free verse
Where I'M From
i come from
the jungle of despair
with its vines and thorns
full of emptiness
i come from
the nothingness of space
without stars
born of a black hole
a vacuum of longing
i...

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Categories: malcolm, angst, black african american,
Form: Free verse
Fight Against Women Abuse
A real man with morals and principles would never abuse a lady
how can a man beat a woman and drive her to nothing but fear
gone...

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Categories: malcolm, abuse, daughter, mother, society,
Form: Light Verse
Our Lady of Guadalupe
our lady of Guadalupe stands alight in corner air
her gown emerald, cerise, gold
Don Pedro stands afore
glass to glass in an amber glow
Lowry’s beaked bird of...

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Categories: malcolm, addiction, history, journey, memory,
Form: Free verse



Sexy
My neighbour her name is Matilda
She used to step out with a builder
She loved the exotic, but became quite neurotic
When his lovemaking no longer thrilled...

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Categories: malcolm, humorous, sexy, silly,
Form: Rhyme
Home of the Slaves
Land of the free
Home of the slaves
The blood, sweat and tears of my ancestors resonate
Amongst the soil where they were slain
I’m hearing their struggle
I’m feeling...

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© Humble B  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: malcolm, allegory, black african american,
Form: Verse
Freedom Fighters
We are the freedom fighters, fighting for survival
Hopefully the next generation follow the same road in their arrival
I wanna make a list of the real...

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Categories: malcolm, black african american, freedom,
Form: Rhyme
Thank You
Thank You!...

It's Black history month, so we come to celebrate, 
all the hues of brown that made our nation great! 

From Fredrick and Harriet to...

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Categories: malcolm, america, celebration, culture, humanity,
Form: Ballad
My Heritage and Culture
We have come a long way we have been fighting for centuries and decades to get 
where we are.

Jim Crow and the Segregated south couldn't...

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Categories: malcolm, black-african amerme, culture, me,
Form: I do not know?
Premium Member Let's Lead the Way
Over 200 years of oppression
Now days are we paying for our transgressions
Doing slavery we used our bravery
Breaking the chains doing the inhumane suffering and pain
While...

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Categories: malcolm, black african american, history,
Form: Rhyme
Yung Mcs
Hook: Here's the truth. We gon shine. Yung MCs and that's no lie. Coming up. To our door. Yea we got them flows galore. (Repeat...

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Categories: malcolm, hip hop, inspiration, metaphor,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Not Your *****
Last night I was mesmerized
by James Baldwin
in a documentary
"I Am Not Your *****"
in which Baldwin reflects on
Medger, Malcolm, and Martin
who were shot in that order
within...

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Categories: malcolm, community, health, history, integrity,
Form: Political Verse
I Am Not Free
I am tough like Huey,
I dream like Martin,
I see like Malcolm,
I stand like Rosa,
I am educated like Booker,
I am the stature of Fredrick,
I am the...

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Categories: malcolm, africa, america, black african
Form: Iambic Pentameter
Forgive Us, Dr King
You died for our equal treatment, and we demand "affirmative action."

You died for integration, and we justify segregation when we throw public brawls and destroy...

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© Lord Bard  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: malcolm, africa, betrayal, black african
Form: Epic

Book: Shattered Sighs