Slavery Black African American Poems
These Slavery Black African American poems are examples of Black African American poems about Slavery. These are the best examples of Black African American Slavery poems written by international poets.
AN AFRICAN AMERICAN PERSPECTIVE: 2025AN AFRICAN AMERICAN PERSPECTIVE: 2025
As Garvey echoed,
Only we can truly
Interpret our own
True reality:-
Thus, let us get to
Today’s above-ground
Railroading of ourstory
Engine-recking the lies
Of Klan-hooded history:-
Jim...
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black african american, conflict,
OF WE AND THEY: EVEN OF US AND THEMOF WE AND THEY/EVEN US AND THEM! *
In the beginning
We were the architects
Of God’s designed world;
Then came them—
The devastating forces
Of its Garden...
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allegory, black african american,
Everybody Is Destroying HaitiAnmweyyy, anmweyyy
Everybody is destroying Haiti
Please stop, stop, quit. At last, give the country
A break, a rich season. There are too many bandits, vandals
Too many lootings,...
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black african american, africa, america, black african
The hypocrisy of democracyThey called it progress
But the last time I checked
Progress can't exist without justice
Especially when we still can't breathe even in the afterlife
But we will always...
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america, black african american,
The Harmattan Winds Of The Incorruptible People
I’m talking about the beautiful country of Burkina Faso
Formally known as the Republic of Upper Volta, the newcomer on the plateau
The new country with a...
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black african american, africa, america, black african
Heads Up!Roaring African Diamond, Rolling Thunder, Beloved Warrior—
Cotton’s Violent Cr-owner craving Tougher, Blacker Pickers
praying Brother, Sisters, Mothers, Fathers couldn’t recover
Delight, Comfort, Dignity, Respect, Fortune, Majesty… covered
Blinded...
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black african american, addiction, africa, america, black
The Spiritual - Material Nexus known as THE TRUTH
The Spiritual/Material Nexus is Biology and its material antithetical responses to "The Laws of Nature".
That process is fundamentally "Cooperative"; a symbiosis based on "Trust".
The successful...
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america, black african american,
ABORTED REALITYStolen and re-rooted here,
We can no longer be as
Their virgin forest—
Raped and impregnated
By heirs of their slavery,
And rechained with infertile
Emancipation ejaculations:-
With this climax,
Need...
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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,
YOU, ME, USJust look carefully at you and me,
Innocent victims of bigoted inequality,
In a nation physically built via bigotry,
Of the sweat, the blood, and death,
Of our ancestors...
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allegory, black african american,
Rhythm and BluesThey want our rhythm but not our blues
They envy our natural melanin yet tan too
We wear our style and they call it hood
They copy it...
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black african american, abuse, america, anti bullying,
bail bondsmand as the I5in ventura every night you leave us outside
post pandemic with this law
that these people have leveraged
interest into the legislature
we exist confronting a housing collapse,
mortgaged slavery...
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abortion, black african american,
On SlaveryHistory is no mystery
Unless you were born
A descendant of scorned
African tradesmen and tradeswomen
Stolen from their lives
Of husband wives
Children and wise old ones
Whose brown...
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black african american, abuse, allah, america, anti
ANOTHER SYNDROME LIEIt’s time we become aware of this syndrome lie:
“The more things change; the more they stay the same.”
Use your NI to simply check out this...
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black african american, abuse, allegory, analogy, betrayal,
FreedomFreedom
We thought we were free
Born that way we were told.
Free from being beat, bought, borrowed, and sold.
We thought we were free
To think and be anything...
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america, black african american,