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Best Plantation Poems


From Plantation To Implantation


Looks like dem old ugly chains
got a new modern face
Beauty upgrade ... high-end cosmetic tech;
low-cost dressed in labor modest, 
minimum maintentance convenience
From da delta plain sugar cane fields,
to the glamorous Silicon Valley hills:
Ancient bigotry of blood biochemistry
required some thinking ahead
Remove dem outdated iron appendages
from da...

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Categories: plantation, imagery, slavery, visionary, wisdom,
Form: Dramatic Verse
Plantation Visit
I did not have much of a thing with mosquitoes. That is until we visited
a famous plantation home on the Cape Fear river near Wilmington,
North Carolina one summer.  We were especially excited to view 
Orton Plantation's extensive flower gardens.  

But, soon as we...

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Categories: plantation, insect, summer,
Form: Haibun
The Plantation Song
I got nothin' but time on my hands
as I work in the fields all day long
O Lord, come and free my soul,
whenever I sing this here plantation song

I wanna be free
Take me to your mountain top
I wanna feel glee
I heard Canaan is a  beautiful...

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Categories: plantation, christian, freedom, religion, slavery,
Form: Lyric

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White Oaks Plantation{to Candy}
summer's be still,will
thrill of it is,im new here
will go for her there...

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Categories: plantation, art,
Form: Haiku
Plantation
of how it was and how it is,
perchance the master gets his turn the whiz,
 where they roll back time,
 perhaps ther-is vengeance,
 in an ironic situation,
on the plantation of Damnation...

the Lord thy God, is subtle, is.

Don



re:  Father and Son  by Dave Williams

about...

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Categories: plantation, adventure,
Form: Ballad
Plantation House
The plantation house stood
Old and broken.
Flowers once lined the walk
Leading to the front steps.
To the left of the door
Sits a very small room.
The glass is broke and
The sun makes it past the dirt.
Light can be seen from
The very small children which
Walk past – both black...

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Categories: plantation, places, children, children,
Form: Free verse



An Old Plantation
An Old Plantation

While walking by an old planation
Heard them singing an incantation
And when I started to go upstairs
Found find poet who always cares
About my poems and great creation.

Jim Horn...

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© James Horn  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: plantation, allegory, analogy,
Form: Limerick
A Plantation of Lies
Do you look at yourself in the mirror?
I do.
Beyond the disgusting husk and rotten teeth and dark circles
I see someone who wasn't meant to be
Somene who does not wish to be here anymore

Also can be spied a collection of scars
Both on the exterior of this...

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Categories: plantation, people, time,
Form: Free verse
Corn Plantation
Corn plantation 
C-call mama and tell her
O-over here is not easy 
R-rest is far from my soul 
N-not when am an immigrant 

P-place on a last class 
L-laying here and planting corn 
A-annoys me why I miss home mama
N-never I dreamt of this 
T-type of...

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Categories: plantation, abuse, africa, feelings, for
Form: Acrostic
Plantation of Green
after bend  off road
gentle green is appearing
soothing cane vast field...

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Categories: plantation, allegory, allusion, beauty, green,
Form: Haiku
Plantation
if you go south
still that rout
no doudt
theyer still there
so you're be  aware
this sign in not blind
an not aumation
its say
PLANTATION...

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Categories: plantation, black african american,
Form: Light Verse
Plantation
I will not dibble anymore
even i sow with best seeds
I plant apple, I reap. lemon
I broadcast love, I harvest weeds...

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Categories: plantation, allegory, allusion, analogy, creation,
Form: Ballad
Creation of a Plantation
Creation of a Plantation

We constantly conserved for creation,
Of a pretty place having a plantation;
Where had been,
Programmed in;
Here where America is a new nation.

Jim Horn...

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© James Horn  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: plantation, allegory, analogy,
Form: Limerick
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Deforestation dehydrates the caliginous evergreen region,
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Locking in scanty rainfall and a prolonged arid season,
tall towering canopies fell down~ecosystem lost balance...

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Categories: plantation, earth, environment, pain, planet,
Form: Rhyme
Apples
and what place is this,
she asked intrigued,
young non-binary ignorant of everything
that did not refer to gender.
-in this orchard I harvest our future tumor,
I told him, who was still amazed,
the bulging eyes of a student
doing his school research.
here I pick the transgenic apples,
I said, showing her...

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Categories: plantation, adventure, culture, earth day,
Form: Free verse

Book: Radiant Verses: A Journey Through Inspiring Poetry