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Proud Black African American Poems

These Proud Black African American poems are examples of Black African American poems about Proud. These are the best examples of Black African American Proud poems written by international poets.


My Psalm 1 Prayer for my Family
Lord Jesus your are mankind's tree of life.
I come with a request my for my children and wife.
Please empower me and my family to follow...

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Categories: black african american, 7th grade, black african



Premium Member Our Love Remains
In our Hearts Burn…A Love of God and Country that...through it all...has not diminished! We Press on, Amen!


There comes a time when…we…

must pause to diligently...

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© Joyce Bell  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: america, black african american,

Black boy Joy
black boy Joy is not just noise 

it is a voice that should be heard from word to word 

like thunder in the clouds or...

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Categories: america, black african american,

Premium Member CIVIL RIGHTS EYES
The march and Chant
We Shall Overcome and we can
We must be on the mission shall
On Dr. King’s Birthday, we must do more than just reflect...

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Categories: black african american, america, birthday, black african

Lost and Black
A black girl lost in the world,
 Feeling like she doesn't belong,
 Her skin is a shade that stands out,
 In a society that tells...

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Categories: black african american, adventure, africa, anxiety, beautiful,



Premium Member Mother May I
When I am grown and full of things
May I be known as a beautiful queen 
Just like you are so politically proud
Love spirited heart beneath...

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Categories: black african american, appreciation, beautiful, black african

My jubilant latent, nascent poetic tribute to black history month
My jubilant latent, nascent poetic tribute to black history month

Which acknowledgement ought to be year round,
similar to altruistic, humanistic, and philanthropic
unconditional acceptance and respect
crafted with...

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Categories: black african american, abuse, africa, age, america,

The System
In shadows cast by Western might,
The System whispers, a colonial blight.
1. Shatter morals, a cultural fray,
   where heritage falters, lost in dismay.
 ...

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© Pius Seda  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: black african american, africa, analogy, black african

Premium Member Let Haiti Be Absolutely Free
Let Haiti be absolutely free
Haiti is the father of Freedom and Liberty
Haiti is the first nation to forever ban or abolish slavery
And the slave trade...

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Categories: black african american, africa, america, black african

I See You - Part 2
Dear Single Mother, - Part 2


Young man or woman who is, black, white, or any color under the sun, & you identify as Blue, Pink...

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Categories: black african american, courage,

I See You - Part 1
Dear Single Mother,

Who Works two jobs of 12 - 14 hour days to keep the lights on, & to feed little Johnny.

I See you!



Single Father...

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Categories: black african american, courage,

The Unknown World
As I walk through this unknown world
With a heavy heart and an anxious soul,
All I can think of is my family 
For they are the...

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© Asra Aymen  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: black african american, adventure, analogy, anti bullying,

Premium Member Made In Usa
I am a sports car
round and sheik
I flash my headlights for him to see
I'm a caramel classic on new black streets
67 model cushiony satin seats

I'm...

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Categories: appreciation, black african american,

June Nineteenth One Hundred and Fifty Years Ago
June nineteenth one hundred and fifty years ago

Juneteenth hint: three hundred
and sixty six days
after eighteen sixty four.

Major General Gordon Granger
led the Union Soldiers to Galveston,...

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Categories: black african american, africa, america, anniversary, appreciation,

My Africa Is Free
In Africa's embrace, freedom sings,
Through vast plains and rivers' springs.
A continent's heartbeat, strong and true,
Where dreams take flight, where hopes renew.

From ancient tribes to modern...

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Categories: black african american, 1st grade, africa, black


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