Life Black African American Poems
These Life Black African American poems are examples of Black African American poems about Life. These are the best examples of Black African American Life poems written by international poets.
USPS Stamps Poetry Contest
To have your picture on the face of a stamp,
Is a honor reserved for the ones who cultivated change
Among the mèlange of inspiring faces,
Lays the...
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black african american, freedom,
Yours truly like most every hominid linkedinYours truly like most every hominid linkedin...
to genus and species of *****sapiens,
(who trod across oblate spheroid
since time immemorial
as well as other simians -
classed as...
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black african american, 11th grade, 12th grade,
Homemade Apartheid IThey reside on the other side.
They bathe in fertility.
They own yard-keepers and servants;
Dogs, cats and charming plants.
They breathe the camphorated air like us,
Swallow the transparent...
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africa, black african american,
LIGHT OF MY LIFELIGHT OF MY LIFE
(Apropos Of My Queen's 81st Birthday)
You light up my life;
My sunshine and its moonlight:
All darkness dispelled:-...
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black african american, analogy, birthday, black african
What more do I have to offer?Nothingness knows my name…
It shames me even when i’m in the middle of everyone
I lost all hope hopping for the kindest gestures
I’ve crawled between...
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black african american, africa, anxiety, black african
Father Please Grant My Children and Grands Full Coverage of Your Storm InsuranceStorms are troubles that are a part of your life.
They pass through from nowhere, in their wake is strife..
Pain and suffering may result and sometimes...
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black african american, 9th grade, anxiety, bible,
My Children This Book Pulls Back The Curtain of Our Limited SensesWhen you don't know what to do.
Open this and it will speak to you!
Don't listen to a Religious man.
Get a translation you can understand.
In Luke's...
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black african american, 8th grade, bible, black
To My Children The Bible God's Interactive PuzzleIt is a collection of 66 different books.
Each an important puzzle piece, just take a look.
God took a complete puzzle and tossed it in the...
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black african american, 9th grade, atheist, bible,
LostWondering worlds look back, and validates the earth's self-esteem
Visually realizing while people are traumatized, wondering what happened to their dreams.
So there minds, which constitute for...
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black african american, desire,
OF FULFILLING AND SEALING LIBERATIONYou can’t grasp liberation
With butterfinger hands;
Rather, you must grasp her
With an iron-fist grip;
Clasping her here forever:-
Thus, let us get to being about
Fulfilling and sealing our...
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allegory, black african american,
An Ebon Human Nature PerspectivePity, we’re not on their endangered species list;
Just the list of who should be least cared about:-
They fight for red wolves,
but still erode ebon lives;
we’re...
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allegory, black african american,
Father please let there be light in the heart of my descendantsFather, because of you I feel so relaxed,
Through You today I'll chill.
Let all be well inside my heart,
Because calmness is your will.
I'll take it easy...
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black african american, 12th grade, bible, black
FORGIVE DON'T BE A FOOLI would like to share a story about the "Unforgiving Fool!"
He let his pride, saying forgiveness wasn't cool.
He even claimed to be a Christian, that...
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black african american, 11th grade, anger, black
The IntroductionIntroducing my dual identities:
To the public eye I am Jonnie Jupiter, the easy-going, polite, kind, thoughtful human being who is larger than life itself
Behind closed...
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black african american, 9th grade, age, black
To my children, Have you ever pondered thisAsk yourself this everyday.
Why in the world do I think this way?
I think such awful things about me.
And think highly of everyone else I see.
But...
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black african american, 6th grade, 8th grade,