Best Prejudice Poems
Below are the all-time best Prejudice poems written by Poets on PoetrySoup. These top poems in list format are the best examples of prejudice poems written by PoetrySoup members
PrejudiceI hate
your brownness
your whiteness,
your blackness
your freeness
I don’t care about niceness
I’m more partial to meanness
I’m all the things bad
ugly and cruel
my...
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Categories:
character, prejudice,
Form:
Personification
Stars and Those With Stripes"America First",
is the worst.
Should not thinking of others,
be your thirst?
Those who are selfish,
end up being cursed!
Soon they'll be last,
instead of first.
Who among you,
prefers guns and...
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Categories:
prejudice, black african american, class,
Form:
Political Verse
We Are Brothers IiDon’t look at me
As though I am an alien or a stranger,
Don’t let the dagger of antipathy
Fly out of your eyes.
I am your neighbor.
Don’t call...
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Categories:
prejudice, cute, immigration, love, peace,
Form:
Free verse
A Mountain From a PileHow far do the ripples spread, when eventually we die
Probably stay in the locality, level off, no major outcry
But let’s say we’re famous, suffering...
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Categories:
allusion, corruption, prejudice, truth,
Form:
Rhyme
A Stereotype of MeYou thought you had me figured out
Before you knew my name
Cause you're you and you're unsatisfied
That I am not the same
You'll...
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Categories:
prejudice, anti bullying, introspection, me,
Form:
Lyric
I Am StrongI am strong
You may simply disregard me
with your arrogant throng
You may treat me with disrespect
I'm still here, I am strong
Why don't you like it when...
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Categories:
prejudice, character, confidence, discrimination, hate,
Form:
Free verse
Mankind's Greatest Mystery (Inspired By Chris Higgins)If 2012 prophesies prove true
And Earth’s life cycles again renew
Mysteries of man will be more than a few
Challenges may await future life forms
With intellects far...
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Categories:
prejudice, dedication, inspirational, mysterylife, may,
Form:
Rhyme
Can WeBe quiet quiet quiet
Shush shush shush
We’ve spoken too much
We haven’t listened enough
Black men and women
It’s not easy to be brave
Oppression and inequality
make you...
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Categories:
prejudice, america, angst, black african
Form:
Lyric
I Can'T BreatheI can’t breathe
still in my shackles
no chance to escape my isolation
cries of anguish emancipated
from an awareness that is unfree
the stain is but human made
a long...
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Categories:
prejudice, emotions, faith, freedom, life,
Form:
Free verse
This All Could BeTransitions towards a worldwide truce
Highlight our hearts, hopes, hymns and
Inspire us to embrace peace as a truth
Spread globally strong from love’s roots.
All prayers seek...
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Categories:
prejudice, change, corruption, freedom, inspirational
Form:
Acrostic
Who Am IDaughter of Mary and Louis
(Named after my late grandmother )
My name is Charmaine
a name originated from latin
Charmaine means -a song
Eldest of...
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Categories:
prejudice, , western,
Form:
Bio
Existential RepriseBefore I scarred the page
Raging what your letters cannot invent
Let me invite you to other books
I wrote before you owed me wage
For all maladjustment and...
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Categories:
prejudice, philosophyme, old, me, old,
Form:
Free verse
Reflecting On Police BrutalityIt was the spring of ‘74 when my student peers and I
were on the tail end of a group excursion
through southern Spain, across...
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Categories:
violence, prejudice,
Form:
Prose
Who Am IWho am I?
This is a question that unable, I am, a definite
Answer to give
For
Buried I find myself, under layers upon layers of
Beliefs and...
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Categories:
creation, introspection, life, prejudice,
Form:
Free verse
Dark Skinned Vs Light SkinnedIn our Asian-cum-Eastern land
No one prefers or admires
the dark-skinned or tanned
Gosh, as if the fair-skinned alone
belonged to the so-called fairer sex
And here, 'black is beauty'...
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Categories:
color, prejudice, race, ,
Form:
Rhyme