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Lonely Prejudice Poems

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


Premium Member No Roses For Rose

Her eyes look up towards the amber skies
In solemn prayer before the Sun dies

Only to live again a zillion times
Prayer is not for the Sun...

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Categories: prejudice, beauty, death, first love,



Premium Member We Can Be a Light
We Can Be A Light
Sal was sixteen when he committed suicide. 
A loving son and brother. 
You could count on Sal when you needed to...

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Categories: prejudice, abuse, anti bullying,

Premium Member Every Day
Any night
I serve up my fat
Drunken weary soul
In sweaty verbs
To the gods
Not real. 
I sit ever fatter
Licking prayers
And books of prayers 
Pretending 
I am a...

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Categories: day, lonely, prejudice,

Premium Member Here Is the Face
Here is the face that your mind holds onto. 
There is the place that your soul belongs to.

Created in dreams
		where doors and windows melt,
conceived in...

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Categories: dance, metaphor, prayer, prejudice,

Premium Member Me To But Only If Its Colored Blue
Trump's little tramp came out of the woodwork
and was treated like royalty-so was Kavanaugh's.
Suddenly the little donkeys turned into lathered up thoroughbreds. 
Racing up and...

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Categories: political, prejudice,



Premium Member Donald
You stank, and  poo was once revealed when pants were pulled in playing field. Hard round briquettes, quite dry, like dung with straw sun-hard...

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Categories: prejudice, 5th grade, bullying, childhood,

Premium Member The Other Side of Vrbanya Bridge
Their story haunts my memory, I'll tell it to you plain..
in the city of Sarajevo, a place war could never touch,
and hope it never will...

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Categories: heartbroken, love, parents, prejudice,

Premium Member Too Prejudiced To Speak
They were fishes swimming in the same pond, but stuck up.
There were only two of them, but they did not speak.
One was polka dotted, the...

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

Premium Member A Cup of Moral Tea
It is easy to be critical, almost fun to hate
Looking down builds you up
See only what you are looking for, defy than deny.
Truth becomes lonely...

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Categories: prejudice, satire,

Premium Member The Saga of Mitchbogin and Sillyah
Mitchboggin and Sillyah were best beasties for three years,
until Mitchboggin thought it would be okay, humorous even,
To make fun of orange-stomached elves,
much like some ignorants...

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

Premium Member The Vagabond
the vagabond
nowhere to go
no human ties



posted on August 20, 2018...

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Categories: community, lonely, poverty, prejudice,

Premium Member The Capitalist
The Capitalist


It was dark out
winds from the north
branches swaying over granite graves
The night seemed ominous

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	Have been thinking about a funeral...

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Categories: prejudice, america, discrimination, friendship, humorous,

Premium Member Dysfunctional Inner Peace
The scorpions creeping out from words slowly, acutely framing
where judgement claims the higher position unconditionally 
lone vulture hanging over its unsuspecting prey ready to pounce...

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Categories: conflict, deep, prejudice, pride,

The Simple Life of a Drifting Wood
What am I to you 
But a piece of drifting wood,
Lifeless and devoid of any direction

For while it is , 
it has always been of...

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Categories: prejudice, introspection, lonely, moving on,

I'Ve Lost My Aura
I’ve lost my Aura

Life and soul of the party
We light up the room
Charismatic, charming, engaging
Life’s spirit incarnate   
That’s me and my Aura, folks...

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Categories: prejudice, angst, conflict, depression, feelings,


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