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Water Racism Poems

These Water Racism poems are examples of Racism poems about Water. These are the best examples of Racism Water poems written by international poets.


Premium Member Tomorrow's Change
Super Power, control society desire 
Shoving their wicked ways
They call me racist, gays splatters screens 
Babies birth of woman, not two men at play 
Disputing...

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Categories: deep, integrity, meaningful, racism,



Skin
As I stand in the shower washing my coily hair, seeing my brown skin, I think of how unheard of this simple task must have...

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Categories: racism, america, black african american,

Premium Member A Non-Impartial Or a Prejudiced Juror
A non-impartial juror is as guilty as a criminal
He or she lies, he or she believes in lying
That’s absolutely illegal. I am fair and ethical
I...

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Categories: racism, america, betrayal, discrimination, evil,

Premium Member Way of the Nile
The nation naturally knows
The Nile. The river flows up to the
North  and above. The love
Through Sudan and Egypt up and on 

The way of...

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Categories: racism, allusion, confidence, meaningful, mystery,

I Hear He's a Winner
massively the amazon passes under 
giant water lilies like a slow road
off this vein of the jungle a
Sateré-Mawé boy plunges his hand
into a glove made...

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Categories: america, native american, racism,



Rise Up Black and White Children
Rise up  child, 
Rise high.
It is time to ignore the existence of racism  discrimination , antagonism,  tribalism and  xenophobia on earth. 
As It is hard...

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Categories: racism, 12th grade, death of

Premium Member Reserve
Reserve 

When the dam breaks, 
there will be no flood. 
There will be no rushing water, 
to run from. 
It has all been drank, 
or...

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© Ann Foster  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: racism, family, farewell, judgement, silence,

Tears For Papa
I relive the nightmare of seeing my papa hanged
At six, I didn’t know I could cry so hard and so much
They dragged him to a...

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Categories: racism, america, black african american,

Premium Member Cooperative Journeys
It interests me,
this journey into the garden
each spring
to notice how diverse vegies
and flowers,
edibles
and ornamentals,
pollinators
and soil enrichers,
work cooperatively together
when they can

My own planning part
notices potential competitions,
for...

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Categories: racism, anti bullying, appreciation, community,

Premium Member Deep Thoughts About Race
Yes, I am thinking about the human race
Please note that race has ‘four letters’
And most four-letter words
Can cause problems, ills, havocs and wars
Race is to...

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Categories: racism, culture, discrimination, hate, prejudice,

A Moment of Rest
Let 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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© Lyra Mu  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: racism, appreciation, culture, deep, discrimination,

Premium Member Escape of the Bluesman's Song
Within the frame a sepia scene
a dusty porch   a rickety chair   
the fabric of your dusky face creased
with ceaseless sunbaked woes
your...

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Categories: africa, america, grief, racism,

Premium Member The Pettus Bridge
My friend and I walked across the Pettus
Unthreatened like marchers decades ago,
The peaceful river below hummed for us
A freedom song; we aren't free, although
The span...

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Categories: freedom, racism, river, water,

Fight Back
I brush my teeth every morning,
 Toothpaste wobbles and bubbles madly with water,
I rinsed the tongue and push the dregs out like gutter
 I don't...

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Categories: racism, africa, black african american,

Premium Member Indignation 1-6-21
How dare you desecrate the Capitol with urine and feces!
Even filthy pigs refuse to defecate near their own dwelling place.
How dare you flaunt confederate flags,...

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Categories: racism, anger, discrimination, emotions, hurt,


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