Long Police brutality Poems
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Unquotable Quotes: Journalists - Dedication To Andre Fontaine - XxviUnquotable quotes: Tale-Carriers, Gossip-Mongers, Courrier-Pigeon Caretakers, Smoke-Signal Puffers and Tom-Tom Thumpers – XXVI
Could there be such things as political shenanigans or inter-continental warfares, even catastrophes, natural disasters, tsunamis, irruptions, conflagrations, inundations, landslides, typhoons, tornadoes, hurricanes,...
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Categories:
police brutality, power,
Form:
Dramatic Monologue
A Perfect World From a To ZA perfect world
From A-Z…
Actually addicted attitude apologetic they assume while I'm angst in my room
Bold not blameless but blame shooting out like bullets
Critics just quit it, calculated moves, claim to have your back until you...
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Categories:
police brutality, addiction, adventure, beauty, perspective,
Form:
ABC
A Letter From MeME dear FATHER you already know,
But you need to be briefed,
On a tragedy I believe you must not know.
There’s a deadly dance with violence killing teens in America’s Black Communities.
Use to be,
Good Christian mothers,...
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Categories:
police brutality, black african american, conflict, inspiration,
Form:
Free verse
Perspective of An Invisible People"Perspective of an Invisible People"
Struggling for over four hundred years
Drowning in rivers of tears
Throughout the country's history
Accepting black people, still a mystery
Since the country's discovery, we've been abused
Standing with strength, will prevent us from...
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Categories:
police brutality, america, emotions, encouraging, endurance, faith, family, forgiveness,
Form:
Free verse
One KneePoet: Ken Jordan
Poem: One Knee
Edited by: Sparkle Jordan
written: September 2017
One Knee
Yes, I kneel down on one knee
damn right I do -
I will not honor an Anthem
of...
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Categories:
police brutality, africa, america, betrayal,
Form:
Prose Poetry
Rampant and Endemic Police BrutalityRampant and endemic police brutality...
flourishes against United States citizens of color
going on three years
post George Floyd
short lived heightened awareness
when #blacklivesmatter
in conjunction with 1619 project
wrought upwelling of progressive surge
hinting at positive...
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Categories:
police brutality, absence, abuse, africa, anger, betrayal, black african
Form:
Free verse
Killing Her Songkilling her song
(for Adhimu aka Lawrence Hamm and Sheila Reid*)
by ‘bro. zayid’
“I'm gonna stay on the battlefield
“I'm gonna stay on the battlefield
“I'm gonna stay on the battlefield,
Until I die…”
--Freedom Song
this is not rocket science…
no experts...
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Categories:
police brutality, prejudice, violence, universe,
Form:
Free verse
Killing Her Songkilling her song
(for Adhimu aka Lawrence Hamm and Sheila Reid*)
by ‘bro. zayid’
“I'm gonna stay on the battlefield
“I'm gonna stay on the battlefield
“I'm gonna stay on the battlefield,
Until I die…”
--Freedom Song
this is not rocket science…
no experts...
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Categories:
police brutality, prejudice, violence, universe,
Form:
Free verse
Reflecting On Police BrutalityIt was the spring of ‘74 when my student peers and I
were on the tail end of a group excursion
through southern Spain, across Gibraltar’s Strait
and into the exotic northern tip of Africa.
I remember...
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Categories:
police brutality, violence, prejudice,
Form:
Prose
Do the Math
Fifty stars
and
thirteen stripes
Wavy patriotic mathematician
do the math ...
Subtraction or addition,
what will the numbers be,
37 or 63?
Slavery took away my parents’ human rights,
and their children’s dignity
I got 59 stripes to show
what was done to...
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Categories:
police brutality, america, history, math, truth,
Form:
Narrative
Time of ReckoningAmerica...
is tired of going to sleep
with both eyes closed;
one eye is now open.
She sees everything in the dark.
She's always watching, day and night.
The time of reckoning
is here. It is happening.
It is being...
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Categories:
police brutality, america, anger, change, people, racism, society, violence,
Form:
Lyric
Watts Is BurningPoet: Ken Jordan
Poem: Watts Is Burning
Edited by: Sparkle Jordan
written: July/2014
Watts is burning, and the powers that be,
show no interest in putting out the flames -
Six fiery days of hell erupts, set ablaze by
a racial city government...
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Categories:
police brutality, anger, butterfly,
Form:
Prose Poetry
Tears of a HeroTears of a hero
Tears of a hero, they say I supposed to be a tough guy..So I can’t let the tears show.
But with these feelings I’m having its getting hard to conceal though.
8 years on...
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Categories:
police brutality, emotions, inspirational, sad,
Form:
Narrative
It Saddens MeIt saddens me...
Seeing folks who once stood so tall;
Still towering giants in our society.
...
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Categories:
police brutality, perspective,
Form:
Lyric
The Waste of Cruelty
Written: April 28, 2025, for contest Sponsored by: Sara Jama
*******************
When cruelty becomes a badge of honor
empathy...
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Categories:
police brutality, adventure, analogy,
Form:
Free verse
Our World Changing, Not For the Better - PotdIt's not hard to see or tell this world of ours
Isn't the same as it used to be. Granted, it has
Never been perfect, but I've seen better days
I've become numb to a cavalcade...
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Categories:
police brutality, anger, emotions, life, political, simile, world,
Form:
Dramatic Monologue
One Bold Black Souloften in the grand scheme of God's desires
He will use mankind to do what He requires
His providential purposes God's master plans
will utilize any and all types of man
the Pharoah declared a most horrendous decree
of infanticide...
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Categories:
police brutality, black african american, faith, history, hope, inspirational,
Form:
Narrative
Woke is a New SlurWoke is New Slur
“I guess, woke is nothing but a new slur against people like me, right? Let me tell you, friend. Like Ariel, I want black people to be where they will be accepted....
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Categories:
police brutality, anger, appreciation, art, desire, inspirational, longing, passion,
Form:
Free verse
The Blessings of a New BeginningIn opposition to social injustice
Colin Kapernick took a knee
To bring national attention to
Black American police brutality
But an unexpected result was
Eventually affected
Colin was black balled
From the NFL he was rejected...
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Categories:
police brutality, blessing, faith, god,
Form:
Dramatic Verse
From My HeartHow can I say what is on my heart
A heart that grew up on a farm day and night
It beat with respecting others
Our black neighbor was as loved as the white
What we are seeing today...
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Categories:
police brutality, christian, conflict, heart, love, poverty, race, trust,
Form:
Rhyme
Black RocksBasing opinions on exceptions to the rule
then turning it into a fist pumping mantra
is for architects of anarchy and dangerous fools-
mostly white precincts aren't the devil's brigade
as the media would lead you to believe
the media...
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Categories:
police brutality, community, family,
Form:
Free verse
I Killed the Earth Last NightI killed the earth last night,
with my unregistered gun and I joined
rich men with toupees, and backbones
of little boys.
I killed the earth last night,
by bringing my .38 caliber to school.
Bang. Bang.
I killed the...
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Categories:
police brutality, america, conflict, culture, earth, political,
Form:
Blank verse
Local Living MattersI hear things right side down
and bottom left side up
as I get older
so consider the source.
Anyway,
I hear Colchester Connecticut Democrats,
and some cross-registering Republicans,
want to establish
a multicultural health commission
concerned about military
and local police mercenaries
feeling discriminated against,
picked...
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Categories:
police brutality, community, health, integrity, political, power,
Form:
Political Verse
The Land of the CorruptSafe, protected, free, just, wealthy.
"You're safe in America."
"Our government will protect you."
"We have the most just system in the world."
"America is the wealthiest nation."
Welcome to the United States,
where safety is police brutality against...
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Categories:
police brutality, america, betrayal, business, corruption, evil, fear, freedom,
Form:
Free verse
Mass Harmony--White man in the jungle;
Inner city ghetto Harlem;
Gramps getting old;
I was just a main streamer;
None of this makes any sense;
He’s not getting any younger walkin round town;
Ghetto town trin to be bad real hip now...
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Categories:
police brutality, adventure, allusion, america, analogy, anger, betrayal, humanity,
Form:
Dramatic Verse