January Discrimination Poems
These January Discrimination poems are examples of Discrimination poems about January. These are the best examples of Discrimination January poems written by international poets.
Forever doomed to reside at 2 Highland Manor DriveForever doomed to reside at 2 Highland Manor Drive
A worse fate than death being hull hive,
I just realized after a surprise inspection
our opportunity to relocate...
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Categories:
anger, angst, community, discrimination,
Stop, Stop The DivisionArmy versus Navy
Navy versus Army
Army versus Army
Navy versus Navy
Stop, stop the division
Stop the separation
Stop the genocide
The bombs, the pesticide
And the bullets are killing
Women, children, our...
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Categories:
betrayal, conflict, cry, discrimination,
We Want Everlasting PeaceThis is war
Babies just got killed
No justice
For the innocents
Deadly bombs
Blood throughout the streets
Criminals
Are ubiquitous
Poor babies
Are executed
What a shame
The truth is handcuffed
Yet, we want
Everlasting peace
North and...
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Categories:
bullying, corruption, discrimination, evil,
A Non-Impartial Or a Prejudiced JurorA non-impartial juror is as guilty as a criminal
He or she lies, he or she believes in lying
That’s absolutely illegal. I am fair and ethical
I...
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Categories:
america, betrayal, discrimination, evil,
My Color Is Naturally HumanDo you think your colors matter?
My beautiful shades do not matter
Because my natural color is human
And I am a being created in the image
Of the...
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Categories:
discrimination, color, freedom, nature, political,
June Nineteenth One Hundred and Fifty Years AgoJune nineteenth one hundred and fifty years ago
Juneteenth hint: three hundred
and sixty six days
after eighteen sixty four.
Major General Gordon Granger
led the Union Soldiers to Galveston,...
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Categories:
discrimination, africa, america, anniversary, appreciation,
February: Black History SeasonThe History of Black People,
And all of our People should be celebrated
Year-round: every day, week, month, and decade.
The celebration should go on unabated,
All the time....
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Categories:
discrimination, africa, america, black african
The Least Racist Person Is a RacistThe least racist person is a racist
The least fascist person is a fascist
The least criminal is a murderer
The least sinner is a big sinner.
The least...
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Categories:
discrimination, anti bullying, black african
Under the Bridge In Del Rio, Texas UsaUnder the bridge in Del Rio are stopped, stuck, stationed
Thousands of migrant Haitians, not Ukrainians
Frankly, if they were the latter, they wouldn’t be sanctioned
Detained, abased,...
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discrimination, africa, america, anti bullying,
Through Bigoted EyesAs imperfect humans, we judge perceived on what our eyes see
It's a mistake many of us make, and not based on a heart's purity.
A trait...
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Categories:
discrimination, how i feel,
Haitian New Year's Poetrysoup JoumouBon appétit to all my fellow Haitians and friends,
Who will be drinking, sipping, savoring poertysoup joumou,
Which is made of squash, neck bones, macaroni, oxtails,
Carrots, yams,...
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Categories:
discrimination, anniversary, black african american,
The DreamIn 1963, Martin Luther King gave his “I Have a Dream” speech.
What he asked for should not have been a far reach.
Dr. King...
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Categories:
america, black love, discrimination,
DeconstructionAway from the areas of complete ad nauseam
As political cases grasp a zenith of their corium
To utterly saturate the airwaves with information
Each other's obnoxious and...
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Categories:
discrimination, analogy, bereavement, caregiving, change,
Encounter With Guardian Angel January 20th 2022Encounter with guardian angel January 20th, 2022
We (myself and thee missus)
experienced shell shock
analogous to war weary soldiers
back home from the western front
experiencing battlefield flashback
analogous to...
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Categories:
angel, discrimination, health, hero,
The Downpourdownpours in midsummer
lavish houses with creek view
a flooded slum
Written: January 14, 2022...
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Categories:
analogy, bereavement, discrimination, rain,