Negros Poems - Poems about Negros

...The new becomes old, and no one notice When the old was new, there was a motive To plan ahead and take liberation back When negros were mistreated and under attack Before then, we were royalty ......

Continue reading...

...Piles of garbage; sounds of carnage they motion Blurry images of malnourished children Struggling for breath and bread They evince; the struggles as we grow -of how we ourselves are adversaries t......

Continue reading...

...Annie Lander I never took notice of Aunt Jemima photo as exploitation Nothing racial or stereo types (did you)? All I remember was the sticky bottle on our kitchen table, next to a stack ......

Continue reading...

...i said to the waitress i'd like frijoles negros con arroz but i said to my wife i'm trying to have a con cessation with you not a solilo quy......

Continue reading...

... From the grounds of the south during the sweltering summer of Negros in America*, came white violence and murder. The suppression and degradation of decades. Americans treated as......

Continue reading...

...Si de pronto no existes, (If of a sudden you were no more,) si de pronto no vives,(if of a sudden you live no more,) yo seguiré viviendo. (I'll continue to live.) No me atrevo,(I do not da......

Continue reading...

...The Call To Justice When the days turn sourer And the month turns dark With the years flinging to return no more Only the lonely already will thrive. When the hopes of the Negros grow faint B......

Continue reading...

...Strictly assigned to confine, The world need my eyes to surely comply, I'm battling the gestures of 'don't try', Mouths wage confusions from deep reply, You're sensing it in conceated line, F......

Continue reading...

...RAINBOW COALITION As part of the darkness All melentolin what's all the drama why do we allow predudice For when we all die we become dirt and dust Our souls has no color Our soul is the tru......

Continue reading...

...My first amendment right was never fought for overseas! It was Martin Luther King who was beat to his knees! It was Fanne Lou Hamer who gave me permission to speak! It was a war on Sunday but only in......

Continue reading...

...Translation of Eric Mottram’s 1922 Section 1 by T. Wignesan for David Attoe Notre devise pourrait être: ‘que nous nous ne soyons pas envoûtés’ Wittgenstein in Zettel laissez pendre la ......

Continue reading...

...Eric Mottram on the American literary and cultural scene during 1965-66 while he was the recipient of the American Learned Societies’ award for a year. (begun in the last post and to be continued)......

Continue reading...

...espiritu afin huyo sin razon embriagantes nubes grises bailado y entregado el odor della lluvia colgado alli como un huerfano los agujeros negros en el cielo mortal rieron en la cara abi......

Continue reading...

...This country These people have pushed me to this edge The ledge was never that stable My people are beat in the head with labels I guess that's why my condition is unstable Our troops who......

Continue reading...

...White Man’s Good Ole’ Days I’m the law in these parts; This here is my town son. You better learn your place; Listen up until I’m done. You can’t eat at the tables; You can’t drink at the b......

Continue reading...