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Premium Member Across the Border
"La Voz"

La Noche sin agua --- I spill my loving lips
Dancing, laughing, and celebrating life 
I am his queen, aka' dulce Nina
A night he must...

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Categories: stereotyped, anger, corruption, how i
Form: Free verse



Premium Member Swimming with sharks
In times where eyes are fixated at your sins, 
judgment trolls in deceptive double standards. 
When pointing fingers nobody really wins, 
there's no joy in...

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© Silent One  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: stereotyped, judgement,
Form: Ottava rima
Staying Strong
You have been lurking into my temple
Doing not so nice things but still I am
Strong trying to receive my wings
I have been raped, cut, molested,...

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Categories: stereotyped, black african american, devotion,
Form: I do not know?
The Human Race
I'm tired of seeing 
racism.

I'm tired of being 
stereotyped, when 
we don't even know 
each other.

I'm tired of being 
hated on, because 
I talk different...

I...

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© Poet Shi  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: stereotyped, america, community, conflict, discrimination,
Form: Blitz
Wardrobe
Stereotyped, 
The lady-like wife
That unwritten law
Of domestic life . . . 

I want to dust in the nude
And cook wearing leather
I want to be very...

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Categories: stereotyped, desire, fantasy, fun, humorous,
Form: Light Verse



I Am Me
Girl what are you scare of?
Do I represent everything you pretend not to be? 
or is it just jealousy?
With your lies you smear my name
but...

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Categories: stereotyped, inspirational, me, me,
Form: I do not know?
I Am Ebony
I am Ebony  …….
 A Black Woman, the most Disrespected person in america
I am Strong, I am Intelligent, I am Aware
I the Black Woman,...

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Categories: stereotyped, appreciation, art, beautiful, beauty,
Form: Free verse
Mlk's Way
You see I say things in segments 
or incraments. The word usage
that rhymes and makes sense it's
significant

I still remain a participant to an
extent of the...

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Categories: stereotyped, black african american, day,
Form: Limerick
Mini Earthquake Experiences
Experienced a third bigger earthquake recently but this poem I wrote for a smaller earthquake years ago)

My first trivial tremor experience had been in Southern...

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Categories: stereotyped, environment, fear,
Form: Rhyme
Gratuity Is Not Included
Service workers wearing fake smiles perform for the customer. Catering to their needs; pretending. Insecure bosses put the pressure on making it known that you...

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Categories: stereotyped, fun, truth,
Form: Prose Poetry
The Lies I Was Told About School
I was told at my first entrance 
That schooling is my survival chance
Later knowledge not school made me bold
Oh I discovered, what a lie I...

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Categories: stereotyped, education,
Form: Rhyme
Reparation Rights
The groans of ancient years still echo in my bones. It is a pain 
That lodges in the weariness of Africa. Curled in her, the...

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Categories: stereotyped, black african american, political,
Form: Verse
Daily Illuzions
I wanna state a cardiac arrest for ya chest
Detest your own humidity within humanity, cats rest in vanity
Controlling underground charisma the mic got me checking
Wrecking...

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© Kyle Cray  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: stereotyped, imagination, philosophy, visionary, me,
Form: Personification
Off Track
let me be honest
 i can’t help but do my white girl dougie
and my half assed twerk
when i hear i tight beat
because my mind is...

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Categories: stereotyped, analogy, anxiety, art, autumn,
Form: Free verse
Just Being Me
were misunderstood
stereotyped
and made into shapes 
that we don't want to be
we want to be us
not the kid in that show
not the kid in the street...

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Categories: stereotyped, people
Form: I do not know?

Book: Shattered Sighs