Freedom People Poems

I've toiled in shadows, my hands calloused and worn,
Laboring silently, my spirit tattered and torn.
For the promise of pennies, I've bent my back low,
While the...

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People comes freedom
Government is reflection
Of a true nation....

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They do not wear flowers in their hair
They’re not allowed to smoke out in the streets 
San-Fransisco, I am not prepared
Some gentle people aren’t the...

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Italy has awesome snow-capped Alps,
breathtaking sceneries that emit sighs;
how majestic are the rocky Dolomites,
how pretty are the undulating flowers!

Italy is the country of many wonders,
a...

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“If you actually succeed in creating a utopia, you’ve created a world without conflict in which everything is perfect. And if there is no conflict,...

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When we watch movies from the 1930s, 1940s, and1950s and into the 1960's and see black americans mostly playing domestic servants I am offended by...

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I know that you are hurt
Please make your voice heard
Get-up, remove the dirt
On your hips. Stand up like a bird
Who is not afraid to fly,...

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I don’t understand people who sacrifice their fun and freedom to appear with self control that only knows of shame beneath them 

the ones dressed...

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When you've got nothing..
You've got nothing to lose.
No possessions or ties, just an empty expanse..
No love to hold onto, just a fleeting glance.

When you've got...

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Power over power   
Is a demon, 
who has    
silky, 
smooth, 
skin.   
With a diamond on his tongue, 
he...

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The all Christian female pop group, Sunday's Children recorded their hit songs
on the same recording label as their secular revivals It's Just Our Destiny's.
Because of...

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Eternal souls in temporal tents
Spiritual battles that won’t relent.
Good the desire, evil conspires
God is drawing and Satan clawing
And eternity hangs in the balance.

The unseen is...

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True folks, 
True folks have no colours. 
When I hear about true folks, 
My heart beats like a silent african drum.
My body moves to hug...

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Being Black is a race. 
A race against time
A race from the police 
A race from racism
A race from ourselves
A race from poverty, drugs and...

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It's straightforward enough to be the Cheshire Cat grinning. 
A stroll in the park to smile when you're winning. 
But when you find yourself irked...

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