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Dissimilarity Poems - Poems about Dissimilarity

Equality

...
Broken by the yearnings
The feelings and the burnings
Through inequity, the imbalance
Two hearts, two souls, two hopes
Never given the impartiality,
The fairness, the equality – ba...

Categories: dissimilarity, appreciation, blessing, endurance, heart,
Form: Free verse

Paradigm Shift

...I travelled with headlights on
At the end of the day I sensed
Turning into a game changer
With seamless life experiencing
A paradigm shift of intent, ...

Categories: dissimilarity, games, goodbye, life, love,
Form: Free verse

From the Heart

...We are experiencing timidity. 
Respect blended in with disparity. 
What's more, contest once in a while magnify. 
We can't once again just lay. 
Or give up to the sky. 
How about we s...

Categories: dissimilarity, absence, america, anger, community,
Form: Free verse

Book: Radiant Verses: A Journey Through Inspiring Poetry

Tolerance Must Tolerate Intolerance

...By creating freedom you create diversity 
for this to work you cannot take things personally 
the law allows equal freedom in society 
only to work if minds allow leniency.

Tolerance must toler...

Categories: dissimilarity, anger, freedom, identity, peace,
Form: Free verse

Sweet Cornbread and Warm Comfort

...I rested my weight on the dated metal green and white glider. I moved back and forth listening to the cracking sound that the glider forced out of the patched slats on Mama Ruth's front porch.
It wa...

Categories: dissimilarity, dedication, , western,
Form: Narrative

Common Dissimilarity Unravelled

...Common Dissimilarity Unravelled

Feeling and reason structure or stream of consciousness
Unshackled without proposed structure or bound kindly by form
Held together by strings attached detached a...

Categories: dissimilarity, words,
Form: Free verse

A Tribute To Robert L Hinshaw, Cmsgt, Usaf Ret

...If he and I were neighbors,
Why, I doubt if we’d be friends.
On many major issues, we’d be
Found on different ends.

Just pick a topic and I know
We never would agree.
Our politics alone would prove
...

Categories: dissimilarity, dedication, on writing and
Form: Rhyme

'hushed'

...They’ve gone silent
These voices in my head,
For the first time
I don’t remember what they said
Did their words dry up?
Or did my ears decide to not acknowledge them?
They’ve gone silen...

Categories: dissimilarity, imagination
Form: Free verse