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Fairness Poems - Poems about Fairness

Premium Member Disability poem Who Is Disabled?
Who is disabled? Is it me, or is it you? Should disability be based On an anatomical stock-take, Or based on what you can do? For I can climb mountains, I can soar through the sky, And I can slay dragons, With just a blink of an eye, I can overcome barriers, Fight against impossible odds, Ignore patronising glances And condescending nods. So who is disabled? Is it me,...

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Categories: fairness, care, character, deep, discrimination,
Form: Rhyme
A Final Word
I left because my body broke, And weighed with grief, my spirit spoke. I told you oft, I made things clear, Yet pressure came—not care, but fear. No shame I bear for what I owe, I acted true, as you well know. The key I left, the money too— What’s lost beyond, I never knew. I paused before I took my leave, Awaiting peace...

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Categories: fairness, life, money, spiritual,
Form: Lyric



Premium Member A balancing act
let's be fair let's meet in the middle let's each do our share like in any true partnership posted on April 4, 2025...

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Categories: fairness, care, relationship,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member king charles
this king rulès by the people..By paliamentry decree' Now the country for millenia, has been a Christian Majority.. Defender of faiths.? Does he await a great Change? And is Britain willing to endure untold pain? ...

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Categories: fairness, appreciation, character, courage,
Form: Rhyme
Indelible Memories of Sokoto
In Northern lands, where memories reside, A tale of communal living, forever to abide. Among the indigent, a unique bond takes hold, Rich and poor entwined, young and old. On mats, they gather, a symbol of equality's might, Before God, no segregation, just love shining bright. Sokoto's atmosphere, a haven for strangers to roam, A place where hearts are open, and love...

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Categories: fairness, adventure, africa, appreciation, friend,
Form: Ode



Premium Member in the name of fairness
In the name of fairness a president who incites an insurrection would be hung for treason Corporations and wealthy people would pay their share of taxes The electoral college would be abolished so everyone has an equal vote Rapists and sexual predators would be kicked off the Supreme Court No one would decide what a young woman does with her...

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Categories: fairness, usa,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Fairness
Faith in practice, loving thy neighbor Aches and pains, suffering, sorrows Ignoble citizens wanted to curse Righteousness, let the wickedness loose Not so fast Every Adam must come to a crossroads Suspended sentence for believers Shipshape smiles in court of heaven...

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Categories: fairness, faith,
Form: Acrostic
The principle of natural fairness
Nature shaped the earth into the sphere While leaving each piece of parts flats To offer individual life places to grow While rotating around the sun as a whole For all individuals can thus equally share The glare of brightness, warmth of the sunlight And the calm of darkness, coolness of the night...

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Categories: fairness, destiny, faith, fate, happy,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Utopia Rising
Listen up, y'all! I've got a vision to share Of a world where corruption doesn't dare To rear its ugly head or show its face Where justice and fairness set the pace Imagine a place where bribes are extinct Where honest work is the only link To success and progress, can you see it? A society where truth ain't something we cheat In...

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Categories: fairness, corruption, endurance,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Delayed Justice
Delayed justice is better than no justice. The world will always be round. Facts cannot be altered; prejudice Is a major impediment to reach sound Justice. Justice is all we want, Fairness is what we fight for, Justice is what we cry for, Fairness is what we want. All lives are special. All God's children are beautiful. All colors are essential, To make the rainbow normal. Justice,...

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Categories: fairness, abuse, america, betrayal, corruption,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Justice, Fairness and Responsibility
Where blind indifference holds its sway, And scales of justice hang unweighed, Let justice rise, a burning brand, To scorch the soil of a barren land. Not with a tyrant's iron fist, But with a law for all insist. A contract etched in starry skies, Where every voice can claim its prize. No longer shall the veil of chance, Dictate a life's preordained dance. Let...

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Categories: fairness, perspective, power, prayer,
Form: Narrative
Premium Member Let's Be Human
Let’s be human Let’s be men and women Let’s be humane Let’s be absolutely sane Let’s not be black Let’s not be white Let’s be just, fair and right Let’s go back Let’s return to Alkebulan So all can head to Heaven Let’s go back to the Garden of Eden Yes, to the mother of men and women Let’s stop being stupid, ignorant and greedy Let’s stop playing...

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Categories: fairness, africa, allah, bible, black
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member JUSTICE
JUSTICE Justice is for some but not for everyone Unfortunately, the right thing is not always done Some people are not treated very fair There are injustices here, there, and everywhere I don’t know why we sometimes get it wrong Can’t we just all agree to get along? Eventually I hope we can all sing the same song. ...

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Categories: fairness, discrimination, judgement,
Form: Acrostic
Premium Member Homemade Apartheid II
They reside on the other side of the city They bathe in the quiet and still fertility They own yard-keepers and docile servants Dogs, cats, hyenas and precious plants. They breathe the camphorated air like us Swallow the transparent and abominable dust Cross over and fall in the muddy rivers like saints Like our siblings living under the tiny tents. They reside on...

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Categories: fairness, africa, america, black african
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Oops I Forgot Our Anniversary
Oops! I forgot our anniversary Because you've been too icky Because you've messed up big time You have not been fair or sublime Sweet honey, I am sorry, I totally forgot However, if you keep your promise You will, without a doubt, get a whole lot Of rewards and gifts and no mess Next year If you love me, I'll give you my all My...

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Categories: fairness, anniversary, courage, crazy, dream,
Form: Rhyme

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