Bigotries Poems - Poems about Bigotries

...("July 7 - Hot and Blue", 2024, original encaustic) Turning to Become As they say, humans are like onions, Densely layered and prone to making others cry. But I think a better metaphor......

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...Happy National Poetry Month, Poetry Soup... Poetry should not be considered a luxury Only to be enjoyed by the privileged few… The cultural and cerebral elite. Poetry need not be weighed down......

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...Juneteenth June...back in nineteen-fifty eight, just sixty years ago, Unknown to me, nine hundred miles away in the mid-South, Never did I think of anything tha......

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...Doctor Martin Luther King Junior a black man from Atlanta, Georgia. An activist and visionary he spoke against racial injustice. This Nobel Prize-winning man of peace preached toleran......

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...People tend to analyze what they do; Hoping to discover just who they are. It's one way to see our species anew, Little groups that we study from afar. Often, we fault those of low intellect, So......

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...I am a Door and I have seen it all, Experienced the most tragic and the liveliest flashes!! Have seen it all, from happy to gloom As it all happens in front of me The animated one for some extra......

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...As I look thru endless tunnels Searching for something I cannot describe, It becomes harder with cold attitudes and bigotries. I feel I am on another planet Or a leper with no lean. When I go to......

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