Summer Prejudice Poems
These Summer Prejudice poems are examples of Prejudice poems about Summer. These are the best examples of Prejudice Summer poems written by international poets.
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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Categories:
prejudice, angst, clothes, color, conflict,
I Remember the Little GirlI REMEMBER THE LITTLE GIRL
BMWs shine on the lot, row after row,
reflecting the blinding summer sun of Pinedale, California.
Their windows blink back stories of 4,792...
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Categories:
prejudice, child, discrimination, judgement, people,
Silence and CivilityThe Covidlike phrase slithered into my consciousness,
coiled itself around unprotected prudence
and constricted.
Its bifurcated tongue touched the untouchable,
testing whisps of thought with darts of anger,
selecting venom’s...
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Categories:
prejudice, society,
Flies Reign the CityThe country is so filthy with garbage all over the dearest homes People are sick with unpleasant smell and poor sanitations, poor managements. In such...
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Categories:
poverty, prejudice, raven,
She Raised Red Flags At a Young AgeShe raised red flags at a young age
it was the last day of high school
and he wanted to ask her out
to chill and hang, and...
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Categories:
prejudice, betrayal, growing up, hurt,
My AnchorMy anchor
I met you on a summer day
Mists had cleared and dews long dried
The sun, blazing and scorching
Forced earthling to bow to its rays
On the...
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Categories:
anniversary, fantasy, motivation, prejudice,
Who Am IDaughter of Mary and Louis
(Named after my late grandmother )
My name is Charmaine
a name originated from latin
Charmaine means -a song
Eldest of...
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Categories:
prejudice, , western,
A Letter To Dear Mr President Abraham LincolnWhen you proclaimed all slaves in the U.S.A. to be freed, it meant the total abolishment of the slavery system, I suppose. When you...
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Categories:
prejudice, america, black african american,
My Dearest DaughterMy Dearest Daughter
Melanie, dear Melanie, I know that you know my thoughts
are always about you, my concerns are always for you,
my heartache weeps for you,...
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Categories:
daughter, prejudice, universe,
Mockingbird - Crown of Sonnets#1
"It is a sin to kill a Mockingbird.
While playing games with rocks or guns, defray,
them, please, ...shoot old tin cans. Each whispered song
from...
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Categories:
children, discrimination, integrity, prejudice,
Someone Else EntirelyYou call me an opposer of racism,
a defender of human decency.
You call me a colorful quilt
filled with vast intricacies
You call me a kindred soul,
one...
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Categories:
prejudice, bereavement, identity, imagination, introspection,
Blood Is Not Thicker Than WaterIn the summer of 1949, I lay in the grass in "Grannys" back yard picking clovers with 8 year
old Ada Bee, my black...
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Categories:
prejudice, lifeme, hate, love, me,
She Was Anneher name was Anne
and she wrote dreams
upon pages;
the kind that roam around your mind
but are always held deep
inside your chest;
and...
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Categories:
prejudice, history, introspectionstar, girl, star,
A Damsel In DistressCurled in the womb, a dreamless summer night
Hark the coming of a baby snow-white
Eternal beauty and grace, a cuddly delight
Twinkle in her eye, there is...
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Categories:
prejudice, childhood, friendship, love, teen,