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Black Color Poems

These Black Color poems are examples of Color poems about Black. These are the best examples of Color Black poems written by international poets.


White Supremacy
God said: “Go, and have dominion over the Earth”—
Not over each other.
But you crowned yourselves kings of skin,
Painted whiteness as wisdom,
And turned melanin into a...

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Categories: angel, character, color, history,



Black people vs the world
No your burdens are not for us to carry 
We know your game 
You fake a smile 
Bat your little eyelashes 
Pretend you care 
Then...

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Categories: color, discrimination, prejudice, race,

Time lost is actually time stolen
He was barely an adult when he was entered into the system
He was an educated law abiding citizen
But due to the fact he was black
It...

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Categories: color, discrimination, innocence, prejudice,

A Girl's Black Hair
when I
young I

was well
and tell

my friends
split ends 

my hair
not fair

but clean
not mean

I wash
and brush

my locks
like ducks

to say
like fay

I sing
and swing 

and fly
not cry

to dry
not fry

under
hot...

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Categories: color, funny, hair,

Premium Member Colorful Flashes


              yellow and black flash
       ...

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Categories: butterfly, color,



Premium Member Rainbow Village
There is a beautiful little village
Down a long rainbow coloured country lane
Known to only a few
Where  collective colourful characters reign

The residents of Rainbow Village
Are...

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Categories: beautiful, color, community, creation,

The Color of Karma
In the womb of stars where time was spun,
No race was born, no flag was won.
Only light and dark in sacred dance,
The pulse of cosmos,...

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Categories: color, evil,

MONA LISA : Leonardo da Vinci : 1503
 enigmatically enlightened 
                   embodied essence of...

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Categories: allegory, allusion, art, color,

BLUE NUDE : Pablo Picasso: 1902
she  rose from depths of his despair
followed an artistic youthful 
             ...

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Categories: color, allegory, allusion, art, bereavement,

A black girls guide to not being believed
Well first of you have to be black 
So if your not sorry about that
I guess you're just gonna have to be believed 
I know...

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Categories: color, discrimination, race, racism,

He wore a hoodie, she had an attitude
He wore a hoodie, she had an attitude 

He wore a hoodie
So you immediately assumed he had a weapon
He wore a hoodie
So you immediately assumed...

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Categories: color, discrimination, prejudice, race,

If the walls could speak
If the walls could speak
I wonder if they would spill all the hidden secrets
Would the foundation crumble under the weight of letting it all go
Would...

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Categories: color, absence, abuse, addiction, betrayal,

We are done
Why we stopped explaining racism to you

Because even if it Slapped you in the face
You'd still claim it doesn't exist
So why would we spend our...

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Categories: color, discrimination, education, emotions,

The hypocrisy of democracy
They 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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Categories: color, america, black african american,

Rest is revolutionary
Rest was a luxury black people weren't granted
Something we wanted
But couldn't afford it
Our survival was more important

Constantly looking over our shoulder
Wondering whilst we're walking
If this...

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Categories: color, history, poems, prejudice,


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