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Disadvantaged Poems - Poems about Disadvantaged

Premium Member Inclement
...Inclement Of course, skies are not always clear our Inclement Mother – we give a pass for the flowers and crops seem to outweigh the floods and drownings – besides, we choose where we reside a......

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Categories: disadvantaged, character, christian, faith, heart,
Form: Prose Poetry
Premium Member NO FEAR OF THE WHITE ELEPHANT SALE LEFT OVER FROM MY NEIGHBORS JAN 6TH PENN COVEN WISCONSIN KKK
...AFTER GARGANO CRIME FAMILY OF MADISON WISCONSIN BLEW UP MY FACE WITH A CAR BOMB MY LIFE WAS THREATENED THEY BEGAN TO EXTORT MY LIVELY HOOD IMPERSONATE ME PAYING WISCONSIN CITY OFFICIALS TO FRAME DISA......

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Categories: disadvantaged, allah,
Form: Naat



Brainstorming until figuratively blue in the gills
...Brainstorming until figuratively blue in the gills..., and finally gung-ho with a poem title important to yours truly not disappointing his Facebook fan base, which electronic affirmation, and c......

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Categories: disadvantaged, absence, africa, animal, baby,
Form: Free verse
Raw Obsessions
... The penchant of a national leader. can show malignancy in things he says; things for which his mind needs a proof-reader. Some tempers malign as rivals start to quiz Views have drawn the cance......

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Categories: disadvantaged, 11th grade, addiction, cancer,
Form: Quintain (English)
A TRIUMPHANT JOURNEY
... I envision triumph, a future aglow A difference maker in academia's hallowed halls I'll grow My primary years, a labyrinth of sound English spoken, a nightmare that wrapped me around My fat......

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Categories: disadvantaged, 7th grade, abuse, appreciation,
Form: Bio



Premium Member Never Give Up
... Never Give Up Miracle Man 11/20/2024 Each person is given an allotted time from birth, We use this time, dubbed life, trying to prove our worth. Many will become famous accompli......

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Categories: disadvantaged, how i feel, life,
Form: Quatrain
Premium Member Hold My Hand To Teach Me How To Write
...Hold my hand to teach me how to write Take me to the library. I need to shed light On a few words that I have never seen before Teach me how to spell, that can open a new door For my future. I wa......

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Categories: disadvantaged, humor, humorous, muse, teachers
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Hold My Hand To Write
...Hold my hand to teach me how to write Take me to the library. I need to shed light On a few words that I have never seen before Teach me how to spell, that can open a new door For my future. I wa......

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Categories: disadvantaged, 1st grade, 9th grade,
Form: Rhyme
Reading the News
...Nov. 19th,2012 A POEM By: C.M. Charron Reading the News Opened, or Closed? Blue like a corpse? or Pink as a rose? Under my clothes; It all is exposed. My se......

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Categories: disadvantaged, abortion, angel, anger, bereavement,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member The World Is Changing
...("I of the Beholder", 2014, original pen and ink) The World Is Changing Quick as thought The world is changing Right before our eyes Everywhere People waking up To what needs to c......

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Categories: disadvantaged, life, perspective, society, spiritual,
Form: Narrative
Outside the Livestock
...Liberty, Equality and Fraternity, three precious ideals, blinded by the darkness of xenophobia. The Republic, democracy and human rights are the pillars of a just society, but in the depths of Mari......

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Categories: disadvantaged, 1st grade, africa,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member The Gift
...From the window of my chic city office, lost in thought, I gaze out. The pedestrians scurry like frenzied ants below, caught up in their bustling state of holiday insanity. In his haste to cross th......

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Categories: disadvantaged, allegory, holiday, hope,
Form: Prose
Premium Member The Crow Bar
... "The Crow Bar" she said, here I bury my dead, you can hear them sleeping somnulent forget-me-nots, snoring blithely unaware, in neat rows between the thick, ink injec......

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Categories: disadvantaged, love, muse, satire,
Form: Narrative
Those Who Need Us
...Those who need us “Who knocks so quite on, the cloister’s, door A poor waif from a land afar.” The rest of the song is the miasma of years. Many people in this world are born under An unluck......

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Categories: disadvantaged, anti bullying, best friend,
Form: Free verse
Happy Freedom Day, In South Africa
...Freedom was preached, Millions of South Africans waited, Waiting for many years. The regime was very Hash to  some folks, And privileged the minority. Disadvantaged people Cried yearly, N......

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Categories: disadvantaged, 12th grade, africa, celebration,
Form: Free verse

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