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Oppressors Poems - Poems about Oppressors


Modern day slavery

The world drowns us in problems 
Then expects us to breathe solutions 
In a society that demands whispers of lullabies rocking them to sleep 
Whilst we deal with the havoc they wreak

Safe in the silence of their homes
Black women have to deal with the chaos outside alone
The white man's mess becomes the black persons job
Our
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Categories: oppressors, discrimination, prejudice, race, racism,
Form: Free verse

In a world

In a world full of snakes 
How do you tell which is poisonous 
Each identical
Yet some harmful

In a world full of political parties 
How do we know which one is all inclusive 
Different paths 
But the same ending?

In a world full of smiles
How do you differentiate between lie and truth
When promises are empty
And lies become
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Categories: oppressors, discrimination, political, power, prejudice,
Form: Free verse



Drowning in a sea of their hate

Expectations
No rest
No time to breathe
A weight on your chest 
Nothing less than excellence 
Even that's not enough
A world that tells black people
That even if you follow the rules
You are still not good enough
Because as long as your black
They will always have the last laugh
In a world that preaches equality 
It sure is a hypocrite 

From
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Categories: oppressors, discrimination, hate, ocean, prejudice,
Form: Free verse

A protest of reclamation

The ground shakes in anticipation
A wave of newfound hope sparks the attention 
Of surrounding people
A march dedicated to the right of freedom
Each step marks the ground of remembrance 
A permanent mark that refuses erasure

The sound of revolution echoes in every building 
Voices that demand to be heard
Voices that demand reperation
Each chant an indictment 
Each sign
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Categories: oppressors, community, discrimination, joy, prejudice,
Form: Free verse

A call for the oppressors downfall

Comfort wrapped in a blanket of security
Never fearing the chance of brutality 
Only a freedom granted to those with fair skin
Greeted by the warmth of idiocy
Building a racist system of legacy
With followers who exhibit stupidity 
But useful in killing democracy 
To continue their self fulfilling prophecy 
Of forced superiority

A politicians smile brings a darkness 
Poisonous
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Categories: oppressors, body, discrimination, political, power,
Form: Free verse



The white man's culture

A threat of superiority
Leads to inferiority
Of a heart consumed
By a venomous poison
Of hate lead by jealousy
A darkness claim their soul
Convinced that an enemy 
Was those loved by the sun
With skin oh so golden

Threatened by a culture
To which they steal like vultures
Begging to be chosen
Colonising a moment 
Belonging to those with a darker skin colour 
All
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Categories: oppressors, culture, discrimination, political, power,
Form: Free verse

God of the oppressors

I dont believe in God 
Why would I?
No literally 
Why? Would? I?

I dont believe 
In this so called all loving being 
That doesn't treat everyone equally 
Because when has he ever helped black people 
We never received equal treatment 
At any point in history 
He is all powerful but couldn't stop slavery
Or wouldn't 
We are
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Categories: oppressors, abuse, anger, race, racism,
Form: Free verse

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Oh, oppression, thou art a tyrant's tool
Thou art a blight upon the human soul
Thou makest us cower in fear and dread
Thou art the source of our tears shed

Thou art a force that brings us low
Thou robb'st us of our rights to grow
Thou makest us feel like we are nothing
Thou makest us feel like we are
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Categories: oppressors, 11th grade, 12th grade,
Form: Free verse

The Oppressors

As I inhale and thread between these paths of solitude,
Entities lay stranded ahead,
Begging to be noticed in a long standing feud,
To latch on and let its poison spread,

The First.
Appearing noble, exuding black smoke,
A boast of satisfaction deepened by desire,
Relentless to dominate as pleasures evoke,
Smouldering gratitude, engulfed in fire.

The Second.
Dragging a mountain of emptiness behind,
Fortified by
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Categories: oppressors, life, sin,
Form: Rhyme

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