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Prejudiced Poems - Poems about Prejudiced

Premium Member The Jagged Edges
...Pride goes before destruction and a haughty spirit before a fall. Proverbs 16: 18 she stood tall on the jagged edges of the cliff face worried as she noticed the rough seas whi......

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Categories: prejudiced, emotions, pride,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member MAGIC IN THE HAT
... I’ve brought this up a few times before…but again I have to share how there is a kind of magic imbedded in this tie-dye bucket hat I wear. There is something welcoming in this hat…something s......

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Categories: prejudiced, magic,
Form: Rhyme



Premium Member Foggy Express
...Foggy Express Preening For A Distant Gaze Other Thoughts Entangle Charm; Ends-Without-The-Means, Indeed! Trust In Troubled Torrent Tribes... Raid The Chambers, Raise All Voices! Yours Is But ......

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Categories: prejudiced, life,
Form: Acrostic
Premium Member rooster fell in love with Cali Kitten
...The rooster was in love, thrown off his feed, smitten He had fallen in love with a gorgeous tabby kitten The cat in question still lived with her sainted mother. Don’t date a fowl bird! Warned her......

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Categories: prejudiced, 1st grade, 3rd grade,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Her Mind was Set
...She did not feel prejudiced She just did not want anyone else’s opinion Her mind was set......

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Categories: prejudiced, 10th grade,
Form: Free verse



Once Good Character
...Be a good person, don't be a fool Don't be prejudiced to everyone Dont think all people are good Be precatious but don't take evil thought Love yourself but not too narcissist To be perfect in ......

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Categories: prejudiced, character, faith, life, philosophy,
Form: Free verse
A trunkful of recyclables patiently awaits,
...A trunkful of recyclables patiently awaits, (and cries out long day's journey into night, no...not for Eugene O'Neill), but rather being distributed in their respective bins at Wegmans Under t......

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Categories: prejudiced, adventure, america, anger, appreciation,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Printrovert
... I guess I am prejudiced by its age I look forward to the turning of each page I do judge a book by its cover It completes me more than any lover The journeys I am on As I sail or I trail......

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Categories: prejudiced, allegory, assonance, philosophy, psychological,
Form: Epic
They Will Hear
...They are lights of candles put off Their screams and laughs are silenced They are deep roots pulled off Inflicting pain and tears, they are licensed They can no longer harm the living But thei......

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Categories: prejudiced, christian, death, wisdom,
Form: Rhyme
When work is worship not
...Many a desk has lost its way, Its working norm has lost the way. Work awaits Productivity, The Lady Quest has lost the way. Work when is viewed not as one’s right, Eye set on fruits has lost......

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Categories: prejudiced, work, world,
Form: Ghazal
By George burn hing hard, I Shaw tried to be a stinking playwright
...By George (burn hing* hard), I Shaw tried to be a stinking playwright offers his unsolicited tidbits as scene courtesy the following virtually staged philosophical insight. Arch back like......

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Categories: prejudiced, adventure, appreciation, art, encouraging,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member LANGUAGE OF THE TREES
... For years on my morning walks I tried unsuccessfully to have a conversation with the trees. Wondering all these years why they would not talk with me. I asked them simple questions like: Are y......

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Categories: prejudiced, tree,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Persecuted Petals
... In a province exploited by prejudiced seasons, a minority ebony rose is taunted by prominent i v o r y l i l i e s. Biased blossoms ridiculing tones of its charcoal petals, ......

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Categories: prejudiced, analogy, community, discrimination,
Form: Free verse
Why did I Fall for You, O' Sun?
...O, why did I fall for you, O' sun, When my soul is nestled in the deeps? Agape and afraid, my eyne mosey deeper still; they run, Yet on the colder current your warmth invitingly sleeps. The dis......

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Categories: prejudiced, crush, cry, depression, desire,
Form: Rhyme
One of My Best Friends Is Black
...Nature of Prejudice by Gordon Alport "I am not prejudiced and do not discriminate against Minority Groups. One of my best friends is black and member of a Minority Group." Always remember tha......

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Categories: prejudiced, allegory, analogy,
Form: Haiku

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