Mother Racism Poems
These Mother Racism poems are examples of Racism poems about Mother. These are the best examples of Racism Mother poems written by international poets.
Emmett TillAugust 28th was a harrowing day,
The life of a black boy, taken away.
No justice was served to his killers,
The nation was shocked by his murder.
After...
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Categories:
memorial, racism,
Death to all the AngelsDeath to all the angels,
Death in the crying sky.
The eyes of hungry babies probe us.
They plead with us in abject terror.
In ghettoized Gaza,
No mother and...
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Categories:
racism, angel, children, death, fear,
The Unknown WorldAs I walk through this unknown world
With a heavy heart and an anxious soul,
All I can think of is my family
For they are the...
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Categories:
racism, adventure, analogy, anti bullying,
The Ballad of Red FeatherPretty like the crystalline canyon rocks -
Fair like a deer wandering in the morn' -
With the Great Spirit as a faithful witness
...
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Categories:
history, native american, racism,
I Will Always Be a SeedMy calloused black skin got shoved in the soil by a white mans soiled thumb
Trying to make his mortgage off me
Buried
I found friends
Barely breathing
But...
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Categories:
racism, black african american, color,
The World When I Was YoungWhy can't the world be like it was when I was young
No one cleaning up dog-due dung
Kids dying right...
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Categories:
racism, father son, health, mother
RubyRuby
Ruby Bridges was one of the first Black American pupils
in a 'White' school
after racial segregation was declared unconstitutional.
It was November 14th, 1960 when six...
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Categories:
racism, black african american, discrimination,
His Life Mattered, Part Iii...When her own had run, that man had remained…
they still called him evil, that seemed insane,
when one day her brother came home stained red
all of...
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Categories:
racism, change, conflict, growth, people,
His Life Mattered, Part IiShe screamed frantically, “My boy is in there!
Somebody, please! Help Him!” But nobody cared.
The mob was all running, fleeing the scene,
on her...
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Categories:
racism, change, conflict, growth, people,
A Moment of RestLet us dine on sugar-spun moonlight:
an exquisite treat that
Fills our bellies and sticks to our teeth,
The nostalgic taste of White Rabbit candy,
Creamily sweet, wrapped...
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Categories:
racism, appreciation, culture, deep, discrimination,
Racism KnowingRACISM KNOWNING
Poetic- Life
JULY 14,2021
Speak of any racist word kills me by hearing the word that’s mostly use is the N word, But the...
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Categories:
racism, adventure, africa, america, anger,
Skin-Color Doesn'T Matter, Part II remember when I was young,
playing with my best friend Jerome,
we had some woods behind our houses,
our frontier, where we would go roam.
We played soldier,...
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Categories:
racism, culture, how i feel,
Black Lives MatterThe moment the clip rolled—-
cold rain of adrenaline hassled
down my spine and narrow nerves.
In Gorge Floyd I froze—compressed,
suppressed into miniature casket—-
“I can’t breathe”—the resonance of...
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Categories:
abuse, africa, bullying, racism,
Kind of Blue- Ooh Bee Ooh Bee DooMississippi 1954
"Don’t you bring that no good
So and so 'round here.
If you bring him to ma...
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Categories:
racism, conflict, heartbroken, love, race,
Say Their NamesWaking up I watch the news I see another black man, woman and child taken away from this world at the hands of the people...
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Categories:
racism, anti bullying, black african