Places Prejudice Poems
These Places Prejudice poems are examples of Prejudice poems about Places. These are the best examples of Prejudice Places poems written by international poets.
FireflyWhy are the crows always jealous of the firefly?
Why do the eyes always look for dirt on its face?
Or are they amazed of...
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prejudice,
A Strict DistrictAll 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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bullying, community, places, prejudice,
July 1stI
Happy Birthday USA
But the short and long of it
Political correctness, sungay- pungay -
America for short, United States in it
"Norte Americanos", or US citizens
Celebrate on July...
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prejudice, africa, america, betrayal, celebration,
HelpMy feet are cold.
My socks are wet.
This empty feeling inside, I’ll never forget.
I’d give anything to have one night in a bed,
Or even just...
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prejudice, care, deep, home, perspective,
We Box People HereShay was as understated as an orange peacock in a purple tutu
None of us knew what to make of her
She blew in on a Tuesday,...
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prejudice,
On the Other SidePoets: Tzeblon Ft Paciolo Pen Saint Ft Abisola
Where numbers were wished to become valuable notes,
barrows are made to carter their northern struggles,
butterflies dare not tread...
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prejudice, 1st grade, heartbroken, loneliness,
ZeroHardly does zero fidget
Wielding all the calculation rights of another digit,
In some environment wielding even the more;
In those said places showing 'How core',
By it a...
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math, prejudice,
Indignation 1-6-21How dare you desecrate the Capitol with urine and feces!
Even filthy pigs refuse to defecate near their own dwelling place.
How dare you flaunt confederate flags,...
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prejudice, anger, discrimination, emotions, hurt,
Nietzsche, Hitler, the Holocaust, Slavery and RacismThe will to power is a prominent concept in Nietzschean philosophy,
And exerted a strong influence on some major movements in history.
Its effect can be traced...
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black african american, prejudice,
Why I Cannot Forget George FloydI know too much about racism, from folks like you and folks in our governments, of all colors. Yes, power corrupts anyone and everyone, but...
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america, grief, hate, prejudice,
Hate Is Not a Pretty ThingH ate is not a pretty thing
A ll who hate miss many joys
T hrills with friends, elated songs that ring
E ven their children caring, sharing...
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prejudice, discrimination, hate, people, poems,
LessonsTiny little house at the edge of the yard.
A place where dolls gather and tea is served.
Little girls learn lessons about life.
Be kind, be sweet,...
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prejudice, beautiful, jesus, love, memory,
Of Death the Shrewd PeoplesPeople
those who actually are lazy, useless,
people
those who want to live only on his/her meditation,
people
those who want to enjoy this life on others shoulders,
people
those who live...
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conflict, confusion, death, prejudice,
Avoyelles LifeIn a small town, in the middle of the state
Lie many questions; still unanswered to date
Injustice is done without the bat of an eye
It's...
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prejudice, betrayal, corruption, death, discrimination,
Old Town BluesThere was a guy who came to town,
Who announced a magic word,
And he had the town perfectly entranced,
Every time we heard,
Him voice these...
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Categories:
people, places, power, prejudice,