Disguised Poems - Poems about Disguised

It is no secret! That this country is still racist, White, Black, Yellow, Brown and Red. When all we see is colored faces! For most our ignorance’s, conjure illusions were not racist. While some masquerade in an attempt to misguide! Some parade to protest with riot in disguise! Every day! Every day! Every day! We display racism toward others, we deem difference than, by...

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I have to let you go, because it feels like fate now, to some extent. We are meant for each other, but not in this realm. It’s as if there’s a 'glitch in the matrix'. An error pulling us apart. We were supposed to be together, trust me, What we felt was real, but it...

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If I was a crow, I would get more respect the bunny said. He used his creativity, imagination, and his marvelous head. Put together a beak and wore it around for a week. But could not caw, so his impersonation was weak....

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A girl with looks like yours, she must be on a mission A pretty face that could flip a bias before even knowing it existed Takes for granite everything, and owes everyone apologies But guess who’s never looking back She says she’s never looking back for better Oh, she’s grown from then and never looking back gives her the time...

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Disguised as a spaceship, she walked through the meadow that day. Being watched by aliens close up, overhead, and some far away. They were totally fooled, for her green was polished like granite gray. She escaped being captured that wise wonderful whimsical day....

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She came in as subtly as a verdent roach can disguised as a ladybug, in a red polka dotted outfit Beetles, grasshoppers and worms gave her a wide berth feeling that something was wrong, but not quite knowing what one brave firefly flew over to have a closer look “It’s the one we banished,” he reported. They chased her away, then,...

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Some rooms were created to instill in us fear, yet the opposite existed. After hours of anticipation, a warm welcome opened doors for me to come in. As I blew my own trumpet, as panelists required, I confessed to the uncomfortabilty of self-expression. Without further ado, a quick notice told of rejection to partake in the programme,...

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heart throbbing misery from dreams of love her hand in mine she pulls me close to her whispering words i dont remember when i awake i feel as if i was born to hurt startled when realizing none of it is real and my reality makes me sad i feel the universe hates me for things of...

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I Humans are divine, but watch & emulate pigs II We have body-vehicles; "I'm my car," is like thinking you are poultry III Scripture helps us recall our divinity (versus eating with pigs, as the fate of The rude spendthrift & HEIR in LUKE 15, teaches us) IV Earthly problems drag us to poultry level. Recall you are an eagle; fly with...

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Through faith, hope, and love, we will find true meaning. Whether it's slavery, the holocaust, or ethic cleaning; Whether by captivity, by extermination, or by lynching; Atrocities have haunted mankind since our earliest beginning. Many may contend that Jim Crow died and is being resurrected, on the rise. Perhaps the question remains whether or not, like Satan, he went in...

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This poem is dedicated to my therapists Ryan, Russell, Ken and Rafael. This is a true story. Where did it all go wrong, A simple fall led me to my, Body becoming alien to me. My brain is not listening, It's like I have disappeared altogether. My mouth gives no words, Only a language that no one understands, Only pity is all they know. I...

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Realizing you're just a sweet dream I bit my tongue and feel what is real You are between my fantasy and lonely scene Then I looked at him His laughter caused me to play the silly game A complete 'it' feeling However I'll stay with you and your gain I admire you just like the cold rain A disguised 'it' feeling We have a...

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My thoughts had been drowned. smirked as I laid on the floor seal was in her purse. Written: July 13, 2021...

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The Woman Disguised as my Mother David J Walker Mother never let us in on The secrets of the Bygone time When she might have Smiled (As if a child) Thinking about Someone We would Never know And never knew why She never told us so I remember the day at the lake Laying on the beach towel exposed to A hot summer sun We could...

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Scrambled emotions masquerade among ourselves Greed pretends to be concern for others Sadness wears a well-placed anger mask Feelings disguised cannot be used against us, right? We insist upon our little charades, thinking we are fooling you. Believing our true emotions are hidden, Because we are not sure who to trust And we have been betrayed by other mask-wearers We let very...

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