Prejudice Personification Poems

These Prejudice Personification poems are examples of Personification poems about Prejudice. These are the best examples of Personification Prejudice poems written by international poets.

I hate 
your brownness 
your whiteness, 
your blackness
your freeness
I don’t care about niceness
I’m more partial to meanness 
 
I’m all the things bad
ugly and cruel
my

© Richard Lamoureux  

The portrait hangs on the wall
Trying to convey a thousand tales
Unfortunate are we,unable
To decode its powerful will.

The portrait hangs on the wall
A mixture of splendid

© Mimi Chattopadhyay  

Uniquely United
My favorite people are humans. Humanity is our unity.

© Tracia Kilwien  

Scratchy darkness wraps our souls
Leaving us with empty goals
Sorrow sadness without controls
Road of our lives filled with potholes

Boils in our hearts about to erupt 
Leave

© Gert Wewege  

Today, my spirit is as a wild stallion
Free to rear up and paw, my fears
A mother bear protects her young, 
She shelters her cubs, from

© Bonnie Jennings  

A Diffrence in skin

                     

© Michael S. Johnson  

Racism

                        

© Michael S. Johnson  

A sunshine behind every darkness 
In the end, we will reach success 
There's a rainbow behind every tear 
Face thy tomorrow with no fear 

The

© Joyzel Mae Sotes