Grandmother Discrimination Poems
These Grandmother Discrimination poems are examples of Discrimination poems about Grandmother. These are the best examples of Discrimination Grandmother poems written by international poets.
A Birthday Gift To MeA birthday gift to me
courtesy thee youngest sister of mine
The special parcel
courtesy Amazon courier
hurriedly delivered softbound book before
yours truly could thank him/her cuz he/she
dropped...
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discrimination, age, angel, anger, anniversary,
Eye of the NeedleAssured in her beliefs,
My Grandma knew the score:
Not many folk would get to Heaven;
The following would be ignored.
A black man, Jew, Italian,
Catholic, Greek, or Slav,
Misguided...
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christian, devotion, discrimination, faith,
Purple MelatoninMy friend had said
Oh! Father
What color
My eyes my skin's shades
Of many MELATONIN (what)
I have a white mother
And yet my father's
...
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discrimination, abuse, analogy, character, creation,
To Holocaust Survivors In the Former Soviet UnionYou worked so hard but just exist.
Your high school grad dates you just missed,
evacuated from Ukraine.
In Russia’s army to resist,
you fought the tyrant Hitler’s reign.
You...
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discrimination, grandfather, grandmother, hate,
There For MeLooking back, one thing comes clean-glass clear
you were always there for me subduing every fear.
I tried to do my duty, be a husband strong and...
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discrimination, 12th grade, character, hope,
Will You Ever See MeMy Name is Paul & I am a Young Black Male
My Grandmother's Father was from Great Britain, his Family came to the New World to...
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discrimination, black african american, business,
You Got To Comfortable-Keep Hanging On-"You have air looks like you got too comfortable
You can walk you can sneeze
Achoo other sink bless you gesundheit
Let's not get too...
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discrimination, allusion, america, betrayal, conflict,
Crazy On a ThursdayEveryday is a new day
Except Thursday the symptom always replay
Madness, mental instability, psychological disorder.
Call it what you may
It’s the same thing every Thursday
Her frienenemies taunted...
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adventure, bullying, crazy, discrimination,
Wha HooWha Hoo!
My grandmother was a quiet woman.
She was not the kind, to go out often.
A church picnic, and or a family gathering,
All...
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anti bullying, discrimination, dream,
Loving Dare To Be a Mary Challenge: Men TooI
Some poems write themselves
Maureen McGreavey excels in pithy poetry
So I do not love writing them, sometimes
II
When the Holy Spirit showed me a contrast
Luke 1, a...
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bible, christian, devotion, discrimination,
Just WrongJUST WRONG
Throughout my life’s journey, I chanced to see,
Many things to this day that bother me,
The things that chose the path of my destiny,
the...
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Categories:
discrimination, change, community, corruption, desire,
Klacatoo - Translation of Kevin Gilbert's Klacatoo By T WignesanKlacatoo – Translation of Kevin Gilbert ‘s « Klacatoo » by T. Wignesan
On nous avait coincé sur la rive de Lachlan
un endroit qui s’appelle Klacatoo
là...
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death, discrimination, grandmother, grief,
Bus By Dr Tharius Jezus HeavenYou can not force me to sit at the back of the bus!
I was born after the 1960's Civil Rights Movement.
My grandfather barreled through the...
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discrimination, birth, black african american,
Multilayered - the Cause Is Civil RightsMULTILAYERED: THE CAUSE IS CIVIL RIGHTS!
How time has changed.
I am a colored woman by DNA living in a country of diversity.
I can remember my first...
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Categories:
america, change, conflict, discrimination,
I Survived Janjaweed Part 1I was a girl of only 5 years when I looked across the desert and saw a cloud of smoke covering the skies off in...
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Categories:
conflict, death, discrimination, emotions,