Pain Prejudice Poems
These Pain Prejudice poems are examples of Prejudice poems about Pain. These are the best examples of Prejudice Pain poems written by international poets.
The Great American Make-BelieveSuburban resident pretense, a bleak uniformity.
I grew up among the repetitious homes,
isolated alienated, I wandered the conformity,
the endless square yards, the dull feckless syndrome.
Repugnant yet...
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prejudice, america, anxiety, community, fantasy,
Black Is Not Wack
In a world where the color black is often misunderstood,
Let's shed some light on what's truly good.
Black Friday sales, a shopper's delight,
Financial success on the...
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Categories:
prejudice, black african american, care,
Hands that toil : Hearts that acheFrom fields of gold to the city's cold embrace,
He came a farmer, with a weathered face.
Dusty clothes, hands calloused and worn,
Carrying the burden of harvest...
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prejudice, angst, clothes, color, conflict,
Where Did This Hate Come FromCome on people lets be civil
Why we causing so much trouble
In a world that needs to see
So much more humanity
Hatred can be lessened by
The...
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Categories:
anger, people, prejudice, society,
You can't divorce a good jokeBluntly, someone said
they could never imagine
my being married.
This stung.
I laughed.
I am more
a comic
than
a romantic.
Pain is preferably felt
without witness;
better yet,
with punchlines.
Those precious people
who cry amongst us...
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Categories:
prejudice, emotions, funny, humor, marriage,
Mixing In the MoonlightMixing in the Moonlight
Dear darling, gaze ye at the blood red moon.
Ancient light that calls with its bright red tones.
Fret not, on the breeze...
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Categories:
angst, baptism, discrimination, prejudice,
Hate VacuumingHate Vacuuming?
By Mark Stucky
Vacuum cleaners are pneumatic nobles,
built to cleanse our offices and homes,
sucking dust from floors and crevices
to discard in trash cans
(where dirt belongs).
What...
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Categories:
prejudice, discrimination, hate, political, racism,
My Skewed Point of ViewSome people say I'm strange,
I guess that could be true.
They just don't understand,
My kaleidoscopic view.
When the world gets them down,
They tap into their pain.
When the...
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Categories:
prejudice, cheer up, cry, fear,
Backbones RisingI saw them,
there were so many
young and old
sick and broken
a sea of black bodies
hunched over
and shuffling through
a thick dense fog
of worry and bewilderment
their heads bobbed...
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prejudice, america, black african american,
American HeartacheI am the pain that resides
Deep, so deep inside
Inside America, the great
I am the American heartache
From a deep, old long ago
Copious...
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Categories:
prejudice, america, color, discrimination, history,
Trigger Me, Why
Oh how, I cry, disdain toward the word,
that gaslights sanity and truth defy.
When hapless, hopeless person, undeterred,
begs ask the question, of the victim, why?
Does thou...
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Categories:
prejudice, abuse, anti bullying, bullying,
Hypocrite's ManureSo a world could be small yet too big,
This lady is ripped; she cries all day!
He to be master, now boss ever stay.
Oh this...
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Categories:
africa, freedom, pollution, prejudice,
KarmaSweet soul of chastise,
Cometh like a thief in the night,
Seeking to vindicate
The tainted name of the innocent.
The dagger of reprisal,
Pouncing fiercer...
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Categories:
prejudice, anti bullying, bereavement, christian,
Street WalkerShe was only a whore they said
Just a druggie on the game
Most of the papers couldn’t be
Bothered to correctly spell her name.
Just an illegal immigrant...
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Categories:
prejudice, anger, class, death, political,
MockeryTongue is sharpened by stiff disdain;
using insult that causes pain.
Like a dagger that cuts the vein
which victim’s heart cannot contain
for ridicule and scorn remain....
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Categories:
hate, prejudice,