Best Supremacy Poems

Since my skin isn't light enough
my life does not matter
but to believe that I can be nothing
Is to say that faith has no fate
For as long as I am the holder of my destiny
Oppression shall not be part of my manifestation
Yet you kick me when...

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Dedication: Heather Heyer, Paralegal (Charlottesville, VA)

A Governor named Terry understands fake Supremacy
Microcosm of America, terrorism in Virginia
In the Name of History and a Statue (of General Lee)

I was but eight, when I felt shame because of hate
My own: a girl at school (perhaps a victim)...

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Sleepless God!
Who is like You?
When people go to bed,
You keep watch over them
You never sleep;
When people wake up
You remain awake
Neither sleep nor slumber
You engage in no one
When will You go to bed?
That people too,
Will keep watch over
or take a rest?
While people operates their own too,
But……………………
You...

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I have gained nothing from white supremacy
with singular power, sans The Almighty
My faithful friend with sheets of white
my pal, poised, unpen itself to make things right
How squeaky clean each new beginning?
that borrows from the dead, and those still living
I arrived blank naked and undisguised
my soul...

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A racist favors separation of races.
Racists come in two varieties,
but both behaviorally favor separation of races,
if not theoretically,
then practically,
too comfortable with past apartheid,
such as all White faith communities,
for one nonexclusively intended example,
practicing our habitual ecosystemic politics of mistrust.

Racists favor separation of their race
from that of...

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(a short poem)


nothing can ever be compared
for a woman who's working all day.
late at night she'still awake.
striving hard to provide their needs.
one Valentine morning has came.
four little darlings surprised her.
lovely cards crafted by their hands,
and a heart stuff they bought from their coin bank.
truely that...

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Ending Race Supremacy 

Rafidah wants an end to 'race supremacy' among Malaysians
NATION
Tuesday, 23 Oct 2018

11:10 PM MYT

Read more at https://www.thestar.com.my/news/nation/2018/10/23/iron-lady-rafidah-calls-for-end-to-race-supremacy-among-malaysians/#kMuL2VrOiGyUR85c.99
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Hohoho...
Here's a lonesome voice from the Iron Lady of Msia, she who was once a former formidable minister...
Daring enough to voice out the direction our present...

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At the behest of the druid
Camped in my vicinity
I analyse and sanitise the fluid
Whose viscosity flatters the dignity and sanity

Whose circumference and impedance
Exceeds the threshold
I set for the reactance and insistence
Meant to withhold

Uncontrolled leakage of hatred
Unleashed with total abandon
With any venom spread and shred
By the...

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Lincoln never imagined
today’s white victim zeitgeist,
pouting persecuted supremacists, 
their clenched jaws and fists.

Civil war rages in limbic memory.
Encoded somewhere,
the panic attacks and mirages.

Nobody is qualified because everybody is responsible.
So many whites have graduated from the struggle,
showcasing their diploma from the mill.

 Lincoln never imagined
modern virtual...

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Psalm of the Heretics Saved

Oh, God!
You’ve taken my hands;
the blood spills onto the heathen soil of my birth!
The jaguar cannot help me.
The mighty pyramid rising past the trees
is a pride you’ve turned to shame.
You sent your messengers on canvass wings 
and they descended from the...

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Once a nation
Supremely white as driven snow,
Singularly Christian, white and male,
Purely untarnished, and aglow,
Grandeur unparalleled in fairytale.

Hence a grievance
Punitively bold as bloody hellfire, 
Potently prosecuted in seats of power,
Oppressively waged against objects of ire,
Prisms of nonwhites seeking justice in the hour. 

Now a leader
Colossally void...

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That day when legal slavery ended
	A brief moment when justice seemed palpable
marked only the first chapter of caped cross burners 
and rageful lynch mobs
marked only the beginning of white terror
against black dignity
Equal justice under law

That day when the sky opened
	A brief glimmer when freedom seemed...

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We are complexions of being,
gradations of actualization.
Our nature coming to be or passing away, 
Aristotle wrote. 

Mere complexions of being,
gradations of ontology.
In every American thing we claim to know,
Pigment is the currency,
Our petty underlying divisor,
Our pixelated property.
The color line preserves white privilege.

We are complexions of...

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Strange dreams last night
include gathering enthusiastic consumers
to shepherd and possibly own
cheaply decaying properties,
ghettoes of hopelessness,
ungodliness.

And, later,
an all male bacchanal
of real estate agents,
toned agencies for commercial acquisition,
surrounded by witnessing properties
of no sensory interest 
to any realtime guy,
straight or gay
or in-between.

Gathered to teach their purchasers' desire
and demise
while...

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Pursue joy in itty-bitty thing
A faith like mustard seed 
If move the mountain
Little love is indeed a greater love
Wherein a biggest bliss.

Hunt time to acknowledge
You’ll earn the wisdom for pain.
Starving?
poverty stricken? 
will just be a story worth speaking
History makes no sense,
if unlettered aren't edited
a heroic...

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