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Funny Prejudice Poems

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


To be black
To be black
Is to constantly run
Maybe that's why they stereotype
Saying we are fast 
Speaking of fast 
That's what they say when a black girl has...

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Categories: corruption, discrimination, prejudice, race,



The voice that only speaks violence
Her silence spoke louder than words
Her eyes A window to her hurt
Begging to be heard
She thought that was something she deserved 
So why had she...

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Categories: depression, discrimination, prejudice, race,

They laughed at our pain
A circus act
A puppet
A clown

When you think of these you think of a
Performance 
Or even entertainment 

You think of
Comedy
You think of
Jokes
You think of
Laughter

So what happens...

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Categories: discrimination, murder, prejudice, race,

The Schock Od An Outsider
New Yorkers, in general, are very notorious 
for walking way too fast, not moderately:
it's seen as an unpleasant remark;
tourists keep thinking to themselves,
" They're funny!...

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Categories: prejudice, bullying, character, discrimination, emotions,

You can't divorce a good joke
She said she could never imagine me being married.
This stung.
We laughed.
I am the comic--
not the romantic.
Pain is pettier
felt without witness;
better yet, with punchlines.

Those who weep...

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Categories: prejudice, emotions, funny, humor, marriage,



A Word
In the midnight's hush, a word was whispered,
A message destined for the Mooli's own kin,
A task entrusted to the son's devoted heart,
To carry forth, to...

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Categories: prejudice, anti bullying, beauty, black

A Strict District
All the folks in the district 
Know that they should walks restrict
Or guards shall restrict their walks:
Make them suspend lengthened talks
Or with lengthened talk send...

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Categories: bullying, community, places, prejudice,

Premium Member The Powers We Never See
The powers that be, undefined, ruthless, opaque authority 
Shapeless, bodiless, upstanding folk, coercing the majority 
Overseeing applications, supplications, ensuring conformity 
Specialists in quagmires, minefields, esoteric...

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Categories: prejudice, abuse, allegory, allusion, corruption,

Premium Member Don'T Marry Meredith
It's funny, because I've vacuumed under your bed 
a hundred times in the past two years
I've dusted the black bedside table
picked up your Scotch and...

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Categories: prejudice, abuse, angst, family, fate,

Stoned
looking at a stone 
I smile appreciating 
earning title stoned....

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Categories: prejudice, funny, giggle, poetry, simple,

Premium Member The Deal With Trucks
The deal with trucks (should you not own a truck)
that lollipop horsepowered cylinders -
is really how remarkably well they suck
the rubber tread where the interstate...

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Categories: prejudice, america, funny love, humorous,

Premium Member What If He Is a Faerie
What if he is a faerie?
He had better be one.

.....................Husband to faerie wife....

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Categories: prejudice, 10th grade, 11th grade,

Fossilitis Ignoratious
If your ego is capacious
Or your appetite voracious
For a plucky, pertinacious
Confidence in cherished creeds,
Then your genius, though sagacious,
Conjures arguments audacious
Never seeing they’re fallacious:
Truth be told,...

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Categories: prejudice, funny, humor, humorous, mental

But They Lived There

He said
my people come from a place
where the dung beetle reigns
I heard those profane utterances
and remained composed,
though he word assassinated my ethnic character
Once upon an...

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Categories: history, prejudice, racism, truth,

Premium Member Polyboxes Paradoxes
I faced alarming paradoxes
as I headed toward puberty.

First,
my King James Bible-belting parents,
extended family,
and all-hopelessly-WHITE farm community
taught me

God loves me
and all the children,
red and yellow,
and black...

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Categories: prejudice, bible, christian, gender, god,


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