Differences People Poems | Examples

These Differences People poems are examples of People poems about Differences. These are the best examples of People Differences poems written by international poets.


Premium MemberNoisy Silence

I speak yet no one hears
I have a voice yet I am silenced
In the chaos
no one cares 
Eyes to see yet blinded
Ears to hear yet no one hears
Minds are programmed to ignore
Hearts hardened 
No one feels
I feel so alone 
In a world filled with people 
People too afraid to allow themselves to think
To feel 
To accept 
Differences 
Things that they don’t understand
I scream unheard screams
I stand in a noisy silence 
Unheard


Premium MemberOpening

gathered ‘round the table
smiles match, a kinship
develops in an instant
when Trust makes an entrance
dressed in fiery blue
souls warm then weave together
our differences subside
as Trust sits down to dine

Premium MemberDifferences

As Space knows no true
vacuum – (in a vast sense
always exhibiting abundance of
space) -- so near Nature,
fills with infinite mystery, 
delights in difference

though rudiments may compare
no two blossoms exactly alike

a slight, odd, curl in a petal

shade or hue its own
specific blend

no twin with definitive 
blessing and sin

unlike governments
always attempting to lump

pigeon-hole

engraving community hallmarks on its
peoples

though they have individual hearts

and individual souls --

Premium MemberA Lovely Day For a Tea Party

Instead of hate, please pass the scones
            There is no need for guns and drones
A tablecloth of white and pink
                    Is better than a shroud,  I think

With saucers of a china blue
                     To hold our cups of loving brew
No need they match in color style
              For beauty knows them all the while

The petit fours in rainbowed squares
                Reflect the world of one who cares
Where differences are meant to be
                         To live and love all truly free

Why must this be a sugared dream
             Somewhere inside us, it would seem
That common sense and goodness dwell
                       To seek of heaven, not of hell

It’s a lovely day for a tea party

Premium MemberAll Humanity

Despite cultural differences,
we breathe a life’s essence
passed down for ages,
and we are one.

May 13, 2022
for Joseph May's Naani Poetry Contest

24 syllables checked by Howmanysyllables.com


Premium MemberSacrificing Self-Interest

Oh, Empathy,

you divine child of love,

I implore Thee to help us sacrifice our

self-interest

on

the altar of common good

for

only in this way mankind could put aside

their differences and find solutions

for

the benefit of us all!








© Demetrios Trifiatis
       26 April 2022

Premium MemberAll Roads Lead To Home

The choices made along the path of life’s unique design
        will take us places, strange and foreign, sometimes we’re afraid
our differences confuse us, we often lose our way

If we could only understand that each and everyone
must travel long in search of comfort, then perhaps we’d know
          we’re so much more alike than not and all roads lead to home

Premium MemberDifferent

How many of you were born different?
How many were born the same?
Be proud of your life and who you’ve become
and never hang your head in shame

Our differences make us unique
don’t be ashamed of who you are
Trust in those who love and support you
and dare to dream beyond the stars

Happiness is not a credit score
or how much money you’ve got in the bank
True happiness is all about love
and living a life that isn’t dank

Get up and dance in the rain
listen for the music inside of your head
Enjoy the land of the living
and never dwell in the silence of the dead

Premium MemberKindness Wins

Even in a world of fear and hate, kindness wins
            it’s when we realize that’s what we need, healing begins
even through the mist of darkness that we brave today
                   we can understand the needs of those life cast  away

The smallest gesture, nonetheless , a giant in result
               the perfect circumstance for love and caring to consult 
no matter what or how the kindest thought may be expressed
              it all adds up to tenderness of deed for those oppressed

And not just those of patent need can kindness advocate
                      as everyone in this foreboding time now can relate 
 we need each other, all of us, one fold to rise above
                     to forego all our differences, permission to just love

Premium MemberA Star Be Born

in Love and Luck
there's only Fate
there is Will and Way
to shape each day
there is who we are but not
is the question in play

not defined by Power or Roles
But Deed

Or facial Expression
or solemn Confession
but Intent thru Content

not by lips but by Words
Truth of our Essential Self
Soul is spent
not by how long our hair
not because you are faster
or brighter
or Intellectual or have
a History
or story that says so

but by the intricate Balance
of Equality
without gender or obsolete
Definition 
to be just who
we are as and who we are
for many ways to be balanced
equal to the stars that bore us


February 1, 2020
Gender Equality Poetry Contest
Sponsored by Kai Michael Neumann

Premium MemberA Bird's Eye View

a bird’s eye view of
neighbourly towns
sharing borders

peaceful coexistence
reciprocity of economics
and amicable exchanges

what’s in a border
a line drawn in the sand
respectful of our differences

down deep we’re all the same
wanting the good life
live each day in harmony



Published in my photo/poetry book ~A DAY IN SARNIA~ 2019

AP: 1st place 2022, Honorable Mention 2022

Submitted on December 23, 2019 for contest SECOND CHANCE sponsored by RICHARD LAMOUREUX (The Darker Side of Christmas)  -  RANKED 2ND

Premium MemberWe the People

We the people voted politicians into the government
We deserve to hear the president’s annual State of the Union speech!
We deserve to hear the president's thoughts and intentions
Especially at a critical time of Government Shutdown, as it is
To think someone can order for this to be stopped is unbelievable!
It is time to speak wherever we can, to voice our opinions
Regardless of the division, we must stand strong for our rights
Hold onto hope that positive differences can and will be made
If we pay attention, take positive action, let our voices be heard
               	   -   And never give up!    -
                       God Bless America!

Heidi Sands

1/23/19

Premium MemberFind a Way

We’re not all blessed
with smarts and skills
some of us
have got the looks
but not the brains
some of us
have got the brawn
but not the balls

It’s not easy
but somehow
we have to
find a way
to all get along
to keep our cool
and hold our tongue



AP: Honorable Mention 2021

Premium MemberBarriers

Tear down barriers
Overlook differences
Love one another

Premium MemberIt Is Time

It is time, everyone…
We need to unite!
Our country cannot survive,
This kind of division!
Thunder rumbling differences
Accusations flying both directions
	- Winds Crossed  -
Friction and hatred brewing,
In a pot, ready to overflow
	 - Enough! -
We are graciously granted freedom
In a country meant to be united!
      - We are all equal -
It is time, everyone, it is time!

Heidi Sands

6/19/18

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