Segregation Poems - Poems about Segregation

...Being Black is a race. A race against time A race from the police A race from racism A race from ourselves A race from poverty, drugs and abuse A race within our race against our own kind, to......Read More

...Living in the reservation Must have been habitual Colonization – segregation This is so spiritual I can’t bear this anymore Yet I have to carry on Doing things I did before In the years long ......Read More

...In this age of post-civility not to mention post-amiability I find most posts I read full of hostility... It's the era of post-biology as well as post-ideology 'TBD Birth ......Read More

...*Inspired by Tupac Shakurs Poem Panther Power Lady Liberty she Lied to me So, I stole her torch lit my soul on fire and now I'm Free as bizarre as it seems the American Dream is not what it's......Read More

...Oh, God that you push Ctrl Alt Delete Reboot with a clean startup New direction unto many feet Receive living water from your cup Defragmenting this inside cluster Causing confusion to run slow......Read More

...A blow is smote, the poet wrote Lines appear, almost innate, from pen upon The paper A yearning presence presses in with thoughts And visions; senses spin, much to ponder? The coldness So impers......Read More

...The Square Root of Beiruit    Ten men bending while theyre pretending to be near the ending A capitalist nightmare glares like rotten fruit The squate root of Beiruit No it isn’t fair, so they’l......Read More

...Graces for the Loved and the Lost To the sweet graces afforded to us from above To the hand of tender guidance that is only born from Love To the broken boxer taking off his boxing gloves To t......Read More

...The Conditions of Living Stark organisations of my observations Respond to beauty with pure elation Instead of chronic devastation Process the abject consternation From contrived over-satur......Read More

...*Inspired by DR. King I Have A Dream, That one day this nation will Rise Up above the Defilements of Lesser Creeds and live a Life of Purpose, Truth, and Freedom for the betterment of Huma......Read More

...In the land of sunshine and sandy shores, Where palm trees sway and seagulls soar, There lies a state with a troubled past, A place where prejudice was cast. Florida, a jewel in the Southern cr......Read More

...Notice in silent anticipations softening distinctions empower fluidity, blending Language Culture Communication, symbol recreating systems. Consider how apparent differences between discr......Read More

...Mamma always told me “I’m the ringer to another middle finger” a drop out set to run out; born to serve coffee. Two sugars or a lump its one & the same, one day in & two nights out, the flow of......Read More

...Dull shackles An accessory to a crime Worn out from repeated abuse Of oppression for profit, for personal gain The cracking of a whip A contributor to paralysis The inability to move Petrifi......Read More

...Ruby 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 year old Ruby sa......Read More