Segregated Poems - Poems about Segregated

Segregated but I am still in the mix This is something we need to fix Race should not be an issue But it is for my clan As a Man you forgot about the wonders of Grace! You are the same colour as I am But you would ram me into the wall Hoping that I would fall Your prayers...

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Within the shadow of a broken heart, Darkness decrees its penumbra of night… Obscurity ovulates embryonic entrapment, Where solitudes silence the seismic still… Masquerading malevolence gives a chill, Walking alone a fragile forlorn fragment… Lonely landscapes of dreams despite, Where sorrows surface and hopes depart… Hide my disposable dehumanizing heart, For the nightmares reign within the light… The loneliness lingers upon the lions’ lament, And the...

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Martin, a very senior citizen, wants to get a bucket and knife and go hunt up some greens in a field in Alabama. But in spite of his yearnings for a big bowl of greens, he knows his wife, Martha, won’t want to cook them even if he brings back enough for a feast. Like...

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Segregated from something, This heart is not accepting; Apologies are not being granted, Mistakes do not get repeated; Yes, there are values, Yes, I get negative clues; But, it's not worth enough, And such actions I don't deserve; Disheartened with day-to-day happenings, Still Being normal see how I am acting; The World believes I should shut my mouth, And give pains whenever they want to take...

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The rule makers declare us separated for eternity, different race, clashing cultures, incompatible? Borders cannot segregate our heartbeats. Distance is a matter of physical entity. We share the same sky and moonlight. Love falls prey to diplomatic ramblings, resulting in abomination of emotional upheavals. Outlaws we shall become to our desires. We paint with the color of our future offspring. A universal appeal for...

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