Suicide Prejudice Poems

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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LGBT and the loud minority
women want their rights
and the blacks equality
some do get upset
believe conspiracy 
protests and petitions 
all over my TV 
thoughtless hypocrites 
contradict...

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Papa's condemnation of prejudice...

and subsequent grim statistic one
(among millions, or more)
tragedy with feted kiss
Yarraka Bayles darling son
hoop fully experiences bliss,
yet more vehement rage
against machinations (think...

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I will pray again today
Not in church, or park bench
Not in Tibet, nor indigenous forest
But in a nursing home, with the "affluent"

We need some thing...

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Truce, written by Poet Angela Khristin Brown

If I were to tell you
 what someone told me, 
I might miss a detail or two.
I hold inside...

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If you gotta hold your breath,
then it don’t pass the smell test
If you must pinch your nose shut,
to keep from inhaling fumes 
coming from a...

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The Inquisition’s dead
In Western liberal minds,
Yet elsewhere people live in fear
Of being punished for their “crimes”

Not saying who they really love,
Or speaking things that they...

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       Xenophobia

Heed the warning
This isn't for the faint of heart
Verbalizing my deepest yearnings 
They're bound to be a bit...

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What is your impression, when aggression meets depression?
How do you feel, as injustice adds repression?
Is it just-injustice, all the hate and war?
Is it judged-prejudice, what's...

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What kind of world 
Are we living in
When a young man
Has a heart so full of
Hate and destruction
That he commits mass murder
By the age of...

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