Loss Black African American Poems
These Loss Black African American poems are examples of Black African American poems about Loss. These are the best examples of Black African American Loss poems written by international poets.
Thank You for My LifeCoursing through our veins is the blood of survivors.
We have endured.
We are here because they endured.
We are here because they were brave, strong, resilient, and...
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black african american, africa, america, appreciation, black
SonnyHorn man,
Blues man,
Play and sing as soon as you can
My soul's been trying
And my lil' heart's been crying
My woman's been lying
And my...
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black african american, blue,
Belly FatPu Erh tea = shrinks fat cells & help promote weight loss (mornings)
low-caffeine
* white tea = blocks fat absorption & increases metabolism and...
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beautiful, black african american,
My Iron WomanShe never meant to go down the hard roads that she did,
it’s just how her life turned out.
She didn’t choose her story..
Her story chose...
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anxiety, black african american,
There For MeLooking back, one thing comes clean-glass clear
you were always there for me subduing every fear.
I tried to do my duty, be a husband strong and...
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black african american, 12th grade, character, hope,
When You ReturnSojourner to far-flung climes;
When you return,
Will you remember the evening songs
Chorused by chirping under the baobab tree?
Will you still remember the fame of the great...
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black african american, adventure, africa, black african
Black Pride Does Have a PlaceBLACK PRIDE DOES HAVE A PLACE
I remember a time; when a black, was a king amongst kings
Now to his loss of dignity as he pays...
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black african american, appreciation, betrayal, black african
CrowDo not judge bird with black coloured wing,
“ugly looking thief that cannot sing!”
“snatches from others so it can feed!”
A bird linked to death, darkness...
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black african american, dark,
Stop the Senseless KillingSTOP the senseless killing
By Michelle Morris
01/06/2020
We saw a man
Murdered on
The street,
By the serve
And protect
Police on
The beat...
And he couldn't breathe -
Begged and...
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abuse, black african american,
I Can'T BreatheI cant breathe
Because you do not hear
My voice pleading.
My heart bleeding
A brother, a sister grieving
For the loss of life
That you have taken
Not in mistake
But in...
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black african american, extended
Black Lives MatterWe march for we are tired of the abuse
We speak out for we are tired of being misused
We march for we demand for our lives...
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appreciation, black african american,
Too SoonYou entered this world right on time,
Just what we needed and we did not know it.
You were feisty, and wonderful, and funny.
Many days you tested...
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black african american, caregiving,
Common Sensetroubled youth
void of couth
non-cognizant of devious stratagems
possessing them
in hidden silence
keeping alive — the violence
causin' mother's to mourn
mourn the loss of their precious...
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black african american, character,
The Cockroach and the HoneybeeThe honeybee; the maid of flowers:
Selflessly she toils for hours,
filling up her pollen stores---
never grumbling at her chores.
Sips of nectar keep her strong
as she labors...
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animal, black african american,
3-18-19Uncertain the journey,
Unsure which way to turn
Jump, dig, swim, burn,
Failure needs no witness,
The audience gathers anyway....
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black african american, grief,