Mother Prison Poems
These Mother Prison poems are examples of Prison poems about Mother. These are the best examples of Prison Mother poems written by international poets.
I See You - Part 2Dear Single Mother, - Part 2
Young man or woman who is, black, white, or any color under the sun, & you identify as Blue, Pink...
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Categories:
prison, black african american, courage,
I See You - Part 1Dear Single Mother,
Who Works two jobs of 12 - 14 hour days to keep the lights on, & to feed little Johnny.
I See you!
Single Father...
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Categories:
prison, black african american, courage,
The Frontline Behind Closed DoorsThoughts of my abuse courageously spirals out of control
No drug in this world can conquer this raw resilience…..
Its ability to conivingly creep up with silence...
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Categories:
prison, anger, anti bullying, dark,
My Baby BoyDear Lord, I come to you with a heavy heart on my knees I pray for you to watch over my son yes my baby...
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Categories:
prison, confusion, hurt, i miss
Disrupted the Case1.They are doing it to release three suspects.
2.Judge was on Holiday to give a chance to Link judge
to release the three main suspects....
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Categories:
prison, education, emotions, endurance, family,
Another ChanceAs I , stand here on my porch, Looking at all the beauty and peace that surrounds me.
My heart way's heavy with; guilt,worry and...
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Categories:
prison, change, courage, family, love,
Shadow Manwalks with trampolines on his feet
Cracks jokes with the mortician
Reminds you of drunk uncle Todd at any wedding ever
Chops oak trees with a single swift...
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Categories:
prison, birthday, drug, grief, loss,
Superior MotherIf I feel guilty
Does that make you
Superior Mother
Am I just a bad bad boy
Who’s just to much of a bother!
I guess things haven’t changed...
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Categories:
prison, angst, god, identity, native
Shannon Loves Covid-19A loser,
A narcissist,
A liar,
A thief,
And a louse,
She Conned my poor mother,
then moved into her house,
Suddenly mother dies,
Under whose care?
Was there foul play?
Only Shannon...
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Categories:
prison, bereavement, death, integrity, judgement,
Pony IronyStraddling Town boundary, brick spawl
Hill vista stabled horse sanctity five acres
Dishes decades of rural dream enthrall
Imprisons middle aged, once a girl elated
Saddle, bridle, hay bales,...
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Categories:
prison, age, environment, farm, home,
Tawfiq Zayyad Translation: Here We Shall RemainHere We Shall Remain
by Tawfiq Zayyad
loose translation/interpretation by Michael R. Burch
Like twenty impossibilities
in Lydda, Ramla and Galilee ...
here we shall remain.
Like brick walls braced against...
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Categories:
arabic, poems, poverty, prison,
Lockdown From Dawn To DuskWatching from my window sill
I saw him walking, a lion in thrill
Streets shivering of his mighty shrill
On his call they come and fill
An army of...
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Categories:
prison, humanity, nature, society,
Knock Knock KnockKnock, knock, knock!
A lover at the door
The other adjust his clothes
The handle turns their hearts
Knock, knock, knock!
An officer at the door
An eye on the peephole
The...
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Categories:
prison, betrayal, black love, break
CleansingsCleansings
by Michael R. Burch
Walk here among the walking specters. Learn
inhuman patience. Flesh can only cleave
to bone this tightly if their hearts believe
that God is good,...
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Categories:
holocaust, prison, race, racism,
My Daddy Is In JailMy Daddy is in jail, he says.
He is six years and six days old.
Big brown eyes, mushroom skin, trusting me.
That’s too bad, I...
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Categories:
prison, school, student, teacher,