Color Blind Poems - Poems about Color Blind

Color Blind

How can we understand each other's color,
When we use the same flavored word?
It's impossible to say it any duller,
And through our glasses the meaning is blurred.

To you something bright as the sky,
Will always strike me as navy blue.
With a fire truck we could try,
But to me it is simply maroon.

Something as distinct as a rainbow,
To

Color Blind

I once believe love
Has two color black and white
Why I'm seeing gold.

Color Blind

Like light refracted through a prism,
    Continuous, yet some see schism.
The loudest voices, incomplete;
    Ironic, for they’re not discrete.

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for the Bite Size Poem no.45 Poetry Contest
sponsored by Line Gauthier
written on 06/05/2022

Color Blind

Oh Lord, I feel sad for the world today,
My heart aches for injustices worldwide.
Bullies are losing it, will love have its say?
Nevertheless, I know love will win in the end.

Love's the most powerful force in the universe,
I believe healing will come when we let love in.
We all are brothers and sisters although diverse,
God is love,

The Color of Holy Water

It's not the color of Your skin
that redeemed and pardoned me from sin

The color and shape of Your nose mattered not
I was killer enemy of me, but You forget me not

You caused colorless rain song to soothe each soul
and showed the lovely rainbow, each shore as school

Where would the world be sans the Savior?
the Creator

Color-Blind No More

I have a dream
  intoned Reverend King
So many folks then
  smiled and beamed

But things are no more
  what they once seemed
a color-blind society's
  no longer esteemed

Color Blind

All life is precious
Why must we see just Black or White
There is evil here at work
I pray it fades into the night

May we all get blind to color
This is my wish for all of man
If we put our faith in God and show love
Then I know we can

May you find true love and peace
And feel

God Is Color Blind

God Is Color Blind
Written: by Miracle Man
7/6/2020

Jesus died on the cross showing His love for each,
like Him, we can love the person but hate the sin.
Showing brotherly love should become our outreach,
lets stop judging people by pigment of their skin.

Social justice begins with valuing the masses,
not influenced by ethnic or cultural ties.
As people, we must

Color Blind

I look in the mirror to see I'm white
I think that it is such a pretty sight,
I stand proud as a peacock
then see we don't have a lock...
All of the world's colors gives it its might!


For "What is White?" contest by Debbie Guzzie.

Color Blind

Color Blind                        April 1, 2017
 
Color blind, just a little child
No hate to show with love inside
I’m not alone I have a home
Different colors on their own
I like the sun; a happy

Color Blind

Some people say they don't see color.

I look for others who do see color
and want to make abundant variety with it,
with us and of us.

I long to see more multiculturing colors
and less monocultural monochromatic
shades of ecopolitically grey responsibility
for opportunities at-risk
among those who don't think I should matter.

Some people see color and say "Why?"
Yet when I

Color Blind

I approach her with the same
Love I approach my family with.
Her skin is black.
I try to speak a few words in her
Native language to welcome her.
Her skin is brown.
I married a Chinese/Hawaiian
and our child is beautiful.
His skin is yellow/brown.
I write poetry about the Native
Americans to celebrate them.
Their skin is red.
I fit in with every race

Color Blind

Color blind
Two little boys are playing in the mud.
Both covered from head to toe.
They play as friends with just the thought of mud.
When they finished they dumped water on their heads.
One of the boys look at the other and said" your mud didn't come off"

Color Blind

I am a man- 
No matter the color 
No matter the race 
No matter the time or place 
I AM A MAN! 

I am CoLoRlEsS- 
No matter if I am WHITE 
No matter if I am BLACK 
But this is a fact 
I AM A MAN! 

I am human- 
No matter who we are 
No

Color Blind With An Open Mind

Colour Blind With an Open Mind            May 18, 2016
 
Everybody deserves their right
Freedom now without a fight
Everybody will walk free
Loving their country, you and me
Greet a friend, walk our street
Freedoms way with the right to meet
Children grow with laughter and fun
What a dream, the

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