Equality Poems - Poems about Equality

On the day of the Lord the human shall fear, A terrifying god whom will Christians duly Peer, The dead shall live again - the Christian tear, A monopolising Christianity that cannot hear. With, or without, all people are flatly, truly loved, Without malice or tub, to jingle coyly ungloved, Whatever the decade, decision, rubbed, tugged, A transcendental god shall ring...

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equality~ apparent divisions are appearances of what was never divided~ without the divisions equality may feel as unconditional love~...

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Inspired by the USPS "19th Amendment: Women vote" forever stamp (2020) They stamped her face– like that could contain her fire. Purple, white, and gold– not colors, but warning, wrapped around a marching soul. She didn't walk, she moved like thunder– every step cracking silence, every breath remembering the women who weren't allowed to speak. They called her too loud. Too much. Too wild. But she was...

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They reside on the other side. They bathe in fertility. They own yard-keepers and servants; Dogs, cats and charming plants. They breathe the camphorated air like us, Swallow the transparent dust, Cross over and fall in the muddy rivers Like our siblings living under the tiny tents. They reside on the other side of town, Over the mountains. They bathe in tranquil fertility Of the country-side. They...

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equality arises seeing that nothing is arising interweaving may suggest that the separation interwoven is the immediacy of a dance step wood grains seem as suggestion of time past a map claimed as years and seasons of eternity emergence from or into darkness is the stuff of stories which avoids the inconvenience of spontaneity...

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They told us silence was golden but we learned it was a cage. Now, the locks are rusted open and we are stepping on the stage. No more whispers in the margins no more shrinking to fit the room. We speak in every shade and story our words like seeds that bloom. We are not echoes of one another we are a rising storm,...

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I love how the wild rose doesn't take direction it takes charge in summer it blooms in generous abundance permeating the air with its perfume for passersby rich or homeless the wild rose is anything by common it's magnificent and an integral symbol of equality for one and all under the sun AP: Honorable Mention 2025...

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no crown endures, no throne remains, Death levels all, in silent chains. Immortal dreams, mortal frail, In shadow's grasp, all faces pale. A king may rule with gilded might, Yet he, too, fades in endless night. A beggar’s plea, a child’s cry, All echo faint when time runs dry. The sky looks down, impartial, cold, On fleeting power, on treasures sold. Why bow to pride,...

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I am myself, yet without a name, a ripple in water, a spark in flame. Where the self fades, simplicity grows, all life equal, as the river flows. The world unravels its endless chain. a stone, a tree, the same ordained. Each has a place, a moment, a role, unbound by time, a shared whole. Beauty fades, and flesh turns to bone, yet the...

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(10 words). Equality, democracy, aiming high, seem Globaly now, mankind's forgotten dream....

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Feminism an idea, Not so new. But its existence in society, In reality is very few. Everyday with evils, She has a fight. She does so to make, The purpose of her life right. For every step she takes, She’s obliged to answer questions. But on her...

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In the ethereal realm, where Themis holds sway, A cosmic ballet of justice, a metaphorical play. Yet, in our earthly sphere, reflections intertwine, Empower women—the catalysts of progress divine. Like Themis, with scales, a celestial display, Let women’s worth twirl within the sunlit ray. Respect and recognition, whispered dreams unfold, A symphony of progress, a story yet untold. As Themis adorns the sacred...

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If you stand strongly with and for Liberty I will fearlessly join you If you stand firmly for Freedom I will cheer the noble gestures of your kingdom If you stand enthusiastically for Equality I will ecstatically stand with you too If you stand for good democracy I will help you spread the seeds of Love I will happily clap when the doves...

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A teacher, A strange identity, Nameless, without a surname, Wordless, without recognition. A shared identity, A heartfelt tale in silence, A rebellion hidden within words. He, the veiled revolutionary, An unnoticed worker, Helplessly ill, a passive observer, A bearer of others’ dreams, Yet one who has lost his own. The teacher, a silent rebel. His faltering steps Leave invisible marks On society’s rugged surface. Yet, those very feet Build bridges carrying dreams, Helping...

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The equality of choice Didn’t really bother me Cause my opinion wasn’t voiced They took it as a quandary In fact, I was just waiting For the sun to come out And as it did, I ate The right stack with no doubt For it was brighter lit And I could plainly see What kind of grass to eat While they were staring at me. ...

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