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Uplifting Black African American Poems

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


Acknowledge Our Presence
the strength of Black folks can be encapsulated
by the power in the message we convey
for we are purposeful bold Black kings & queens
forging our own...

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Categories: black african american, uplifting,



Corporate Poem
There are many treasures hidden
In my sagacious corporate brain
I retrieve them when I need them
Then I place them back again
They are tightly packed together
Like a...

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Categories: black african american, business,

Black Eyes of America
I will stop reminiscing over the 1700s when the 2000s stop mirroring the same values
plantations upgraded to prisons, chains to handcuff, masters to head leaders...

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Categories: black african american, 12th grade, black african

Premium Member Juxtaposed Awareness
JUXTAPOSED AWARENESS

On and within the fullness 
of this beautiful sunshine day,
I peacefully sit here pondering 
the present chaos of the world.

How awe confusing…it all is–
outside,...

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Categories: black african american, allegory, analogy, black african

Lyricvixen's Fried Wonton Recipe
Lyricvixen's Fried Wonton Recipe

childlike memories with
an adult like twist
(just: a tiny dollop + ketchup & mustard & pickles
    ?? a McDonald's Mickey...

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Categories: birthday, black african american,



Premium Member Beautiful Black Girl
Beautiful Black Girl

Beautiful black girl your shade is divine, your silky lacquer skin looks so rich against mine.  You are so beautiful, in time...

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Categories: beauty, black african american,

You Raise Me Up
«You raise me up»

«You raise me up» played on the radio
It made me feel good, and just a little bit sad
Sad because when we lift...

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Categories: america, black african american,

To Be a Black Woman In America
To be a thing that no one wants 
is to live a life of woe
Those backward looks, anger mistook
impede our worldly flow

All shades, all hues,...

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Categories: beauty, black african american,

We Still Sing Lullabies
lilac lullabies
black and yellow butterflies
cotton candy blue skies
field and house work once idealized
perfect dreams
imperfectly fantasized
tangled with filthy truths and honorable lies
every night they listen and...

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Categories: appreciation, black african american,

Behind the Marriage Veil
*BEHIND THE MARRIAGE VEIL*

With deep breathe ponder I on; marriage and the veil
An institution “trademarked” for ages
And placed miraculous premium on its product;
“Two will become...

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

Caramel
To my sisters who will never realize how much I love them,
Who I hope will never have to know the world hates them-
Because their skin...

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Categories: beautiful, black african american,

Caramel
To my sisters who will never realize how much I love them,
Who I hope will never have to know the world hates them-
Because their skin...

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Categories: beautiful, black african american,

Hall of Fame
We are gathered
Each and everyone
Honouring the forefathers
Glorifying every man
The mothers and fathers
Who made a stand
Paving a path, telling a story
Of how it began
Of ancient Kemet
Our...

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Categories: africa, black african american,

Cody Road
Cody Road, Cody Road I miss you Cody Road.
You were the road as a child that took me to my grandma's house.
You were the path...

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Categories: black african american, childhood,

A Thought
I bet you will smile.
after this next sentence, you'll see.
That this was about you...

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Categories: black african american, crush,


Book: Shattered Sighs