Devotion Racism Poems

Black lives matter
Blue lives matter
White lives matter
All human lives matter
Respect others as you want
To be respected
Love others as you want
To be loved
Cared for others as...

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watch the heavenly forms fall 
a body in motion a remains in devotion 
how odd, held in time 

in the shafts of light sliced though...

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What if we'd met at Jackson Memorial in the neonatal ward,
Placed ever so gently, side by side, facing the outside world?
And our parents and relatives...

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I am here surrounded by
People of every shape and size
Skin color--disability
Why can't everybody see
We may be different from outside
Open your eyes, you will find
The similarities...

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O How Sweet It Isn’t

Sweet little lies!
You are forever locked in your curse of ‘the caste’. 
Get real; you’ll never be number one or ever...

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Never did I see her worrying, sighing, or crying.
She was born in 1888; already 61 when I was born.
Her country was clearly wearied, wounded, and...

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The early years of my life were filled with unrealistic social rules and laws.           ...

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Motherland (Eclogue) 

In the country of my forefathers, 
Economy is friendless and upset, 
Politics are sleeping with labour, 
Justice is seducing foreign crime, 
Poetry is...

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Martin Luther King, Jr.

When innocent dies,
Whole universe cries,
Even of dear earth,
We can hear, outcries,
But selfish human being,
Never even sighs.


All rights are reserved. Syed Imon Rizvi
From...

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Children with an illness,
Go through life,
They are looked down apon,
Because they are different,
When really they are not,
They are no different from  you and me,
They...

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