Tribute Discrimination Poems
These Tribute Discrimination poems are examples of Discrimination poems about Tribute. These are the best examples of Discrimination Tribute poems written by international poets.
A Tribute To the Victims of All Racist ShootingsAs a Chorus of Angels, May you rest in Peace
The Almighty God will render you Justice
He will welcome you all in His Kingdom
Where there is...
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Categories:
discrimination, black african american, bullying,
Der Schwarze KaffeeKaffee
Ist schwarz
Warum
Du magst
Getränk
Kaffee
Morgen
Unter dem Weihnachtsbaum?
Und die Nacht
Warum
Du trinkst
Kaffee
Mit Milch
Und du verwendest
Nussbutter
Auf frischen Brot?
Du magst nicht
Keine Schwarzen
Warum
Du trinkst
Kaffee
Sehr schwarz
Morgen
Wie Idioten?
Und die Nacht
Warum
Du trinkst
Kaffee
Mit Milch ?
Verlasse mich
Der...
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Categories:
discrimination, beauty, imagination, inspiration, literature,
PoitierI
Poitier
Once a battle town
French fought off Islam
Sidney
From Bahamas to Hollywood Casas
Pursing lips Poitier
Genuine Smile Poitier
Our Hollywood Savior
I remember
Lilies in the Field
Rest Sid, I finally did
Remember
To...
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Categories:
discrimination, america, anti bullying, career,
Restful SleepDesmond Tutu strove hard to battle desultory extremity?
Humanity's hurdle is to sustain and esteem diversity.
One day, He saw a "Whites Only" sign on the exterior...
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Categories:
analogy, appreciation, discrimination, meaningful,
Ode To Catherine Howardin mind thoughts are waste
heartbeats at hummingbird pace
...
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Categories:
abuse, allusion, corruption, discrimination,
My Bro and MeMY BRO AND ME
"I, but; a by-product, you, an educated man, two worlds apart"
Indiana Shaw . . ....
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Categories:
brother, discrimination, family, history,
Slave No MoreHow would I tell you my despair
Without remembering the fate we share?
My eyes still swell with tears
Every time I think of all these years.
I was...
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Categories:
conflict, courage, discrimination, grave,
What Is the Price of Your VoiceOn July 4th, 1776 This Land Became Emancipated or Freed from Great Britain, though My Fore-Fathers would Remain Enslaved for the Next 80 Plus Years...
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Categories:
america, christian, discrimination, independence
Feeling of Being WatchedTHE FEELING OF BEING WATCHED
Ever had that feeling of being watched, even with the curtains closed
So I poked my head through the curtains feeling less...
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Categories:
cat, discrimination, funny, humorous,
Ali's SongAli's Song
by Michael R. Burch
for Muhammad Ali
They say that gold don’t tarnish. It ain’t so.
They say it has a wild, unearthly glow.
A man can be...
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Categories:
boxing day , butterfly, discrimination,
My Brother--Nelson Mandela, Umtata, South Africa--Tribute PoemNelson Mandela, crossed my spirited mind today, a visionary legend of peace, love, equality, and unity of all people.
As a prevailer of great affliction, he...
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Categories:
brother, confidence, dedication, discrimination,
Take Me AwayTake me away,
from my family, friends and the society,
In a hearse or the Bugatti La Voiture Noire.
Take me away,
from the surface of the earth and...
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Categories:
confidence, discrimination, evil, leaving,
The Re-Sculpted GardenFar from the surging crowd,the aesthetic mass ever loved
For,some fascinated to drilling mud,more satiated with coconut ground
Most elated admiring flowering buds,all hailed for herbs, spices,Salmon...
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Categories:
discrimination, 10th grade, 11th grade,
Wolf's SongWolf’s Song
I have the Great Wolf’s spirit
Flowing through my veins.
I can feel how my tribe suffered
When I gaze at their remains.
For all that’s left has...
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Categories:
discrimination, loss, murder, pain,
Emergency Timeemergency time
silence is bad
when words are
needed to be spoken
how long will will
continue to bear
this killings
is too bad how
humans are...
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Categories:
africa, community, conflict, discrimination,