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Inequity Poems - Poems about Inequity


Inequity
Inequity.... I'm thinking loud. Who spreads the clouds. Like the courageous coward. Guards the mighty from the crowd. Who will fight for Boychild Who.!?!? The creator created a father. Like a magnet to gather. He was lovely but lonely Like a glutton.. He wasn't satisfied either... So God made a mother. To hold a tall order. But The more I grow older Am seen as 'another'. But they dont bother. All...

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Categories: inequity, absence, allusion, assonance, boy,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Inequity
Where balance once was leveled . . . New weight simply sought one side. This gave a fresh burden to the barren, Leaving the scales of justice defied. When society ignores this accounting, The failure finds only turmoil and unrest. While foundations become fractured and shaken, ...

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Categories: inequity, discrimination, prejudice,
Form: Quatrain



Premium Member Inequity Comes From This
Right-wing lies tie reason in knots Vlad and friends feed rumor with bots So, what is their end? They need time to spend More time with their own kind on yachts Author’s note: We’re not talking ships under 200 feet. Forget that small stuff. The very rich crave a $0.00 tax bill, royal status, yachts worthy of kings, big...

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Categories: inequity, judgement, money,
Form: Limerick
Inequity
Falling from a lofty mountain, the river outreaches the village, where a mob awaits to nudge and others build the hedge. Little drops from the fluffy clouds set foot on the treasured ground, sometimes dampen the heat wounds and sometimes make houses drown Majestic tree gives shades to cows and pigs, but kills the worms by hurling its twigs. And the regal sun gives life...

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Categories: inequity, animal, anxiety, nature,
Form: Free verse
To Escape Inequity
In the years of nineteen-hundred and sixties in palm of muggy Mississippi Delta we would walk around in thick & bitter air, we would hide in denial’s shadow too witness laissez-faire across forbidden tracks, then I, as a child, nine or ten, would sleep and dream of flying, of flying above thick & blinkered, &...

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Categories: inequity, america, anxiety, black african
Form: Narrative



Sin Inequity Definition
The definition of "Sin" in four words. "Thou shalt not hate." You don't agree? Simply put in Exodus chapter 20 and Deuteronomy chapter 5 you have the Ten Commandments. To break any one commandment takes a form of hatred derived from within the heart. In Matthew chapter 22 verses 34 through 40 Yeshua explained the essence of...

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Categories: inequity, anti bullying, caregiving, faith,
Form: Pastoral
Inequity
The hall of gigolo fame Lauds men of certain acclaim. “I’ll never get in,” Gripes Hal with chagrin: “I pay when out with a dame.”...

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Categories: inequity, humor,
Form: Limerick
Premium Member Addressing Inequity
History books are filled with men’s escapades Are women’s accomplishments seen as charades? Joan of Arc had visions of saints leading her to save France from Britain’s tyrannical cur. Rosa Parks refused to give up her bus seat -- defending rights, she’d not succumb to defeat Mary Magdalene had historians confused; she watched Christ die, though apostles refused. Eleanor Roosevelt was the...

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Categories: inequity, history, people, women, women,
Form: Rhyme

Book: Reflection on the Important Things