Short Black History Poems
Short Black History Poems. Below are examples of the most popular short poems about Black History by PoetrySoup poets. Search short poems about Black History by length and keyword.
do your part
get on the chart
make your mark
make a started
ibeing black its fact
its what you do
BLACK HISTORY IS YOU
they was white
blacks for our rights
to vote
tel the young folks
how yes was wet
to make black history set
NEVER FORGET
they was of the pass
what they done is a gas
it got the world hook
will go in history books
know doubt
BLACK HISTORY
SPEAKS OUT
To all our great
Kings and Queens
Allow your spirits to
Rise up and unite yourself
As one, to celebrate
Black history month
it was a time
of pickett lines
people carrying signs
for new sunshine
the was of all kind
only the lord guilds
we REMMERER
look around you
you see it too
how this man king
help made the change
they say he was insame
his life he had to give
BLACK HISTORY
LIVES
it was insane
and game fame
how so many was hang
now its a better sound
no longer that's around
it was a pain
for to gain
BLACK HISTORY HAS CHANGE
the corlor band
now stand
so many put back
cause they were black
its afact corlor line came in time
now in the fame hall
BLACK HISTORY IN BASEBALL
TO BEING NOURISHED IN OURSTORY
Black History Month fades,
But not Ourstory:
It is eternal:-
Reflect on it all the time:
Your spirit ever nourished
so see the dream team
doing there thing
its what love brings
he wasn't insane
he said there's be a change
it we do the lords will
BLACK HISTORY LIVES
this is the time
let our mine shine
leave hate behind
be corlor blind
foe what he done
our repect he won
it for everywhere
HSI BLACK
HISTORY IS THERE
don't forget toget this repect
lot had to be done
we won
fight goes on
for all that was done wrong
for those who too
suffer and died
KEPT BLACK HISTORY
ALIVE
its was a task
that had to last
signs picket lines
some shot
in parking lot
all for change
and did gain thur all the pain
made a way
for
BLACK HISTORY NEWDAY
its a day to have your say
as shots rang there way
it was for all
all corlor recall
was pain had to be a change
they was stark
its
WAS
BLACK HISTORY PRIDE WALK
its well understood
god is good
he's heavenly
open my eyes so I can see
show my the light
how blacks had to fight
for my rights
its a fact
BLACK HISTORY CHANGE MY LIFE
Rosa took a stand
by taking a seat :)
making a strong point
with dignity sweet :D
[I read her autobiography for Black History Month; always admired her, but a big fan of her now!]
its that time
to let you blackness shine
to remember the pass
it was a hard task
some ran out of gas
walking the pickett line
was treated unkind
so to remind
you too
ITS BLACK HISTORY TIME
they spoke of hope
they wasn't a joke
suffer pain
walking the rain
pickett lines and sign
so our lives would shine
theyer small and tall
thats walk that wall
to get the job don
BLACK HISTORY ICON
we came a long ways
in my minds it don't fade
how we fought
some us was bought
at times look like no sun shine
no where to run nowhere to hide
but now its a better sound
ITS
BLACK HISTORY BRIGHT
SIDE
The day after I leave,
My money will be worth nothing to me,
The things I have collected will no longer be mine,
The day after I leave all that will remain,
The memories and the love and the smile they became.
going back to slave days
so many paided the way
walking and the rain
it was freedom pain
on the road to there goals
was right to vote
some old and mope
many blacks and white
was there for
BLACK HISTORY RIGHTS
they paided the way
for you and i to day
tho theyer at rest
as you pasy there desk
remember what they done
some was a pond
some they said was insane
they did there thing
remember
BLACK HISTORY MONTH
OF KINGS
History clearly reveals that Black slaves
ENDURED the worst of their real life NIGHTMARES.
There is also the sense that their hearts
ASURED them that their future and that
Of their descendants held their
Best DREAMES.
some say am not black
its a fact
when ship dip
and stop and dock
to make the drop
being black was the lot
some tried to fight
tho they might have been skin light
and was very nice just don't think twice
NEVER FORGET
BLACK HISTORY PRICE
tho he is gone
his dream lives on
he stood tall
fought for freedom for all
they walk in the rain
it was pain
being put in jail
sometime no bail
he still had lot to give
he did god will
now still today
his
BLACK
HISTORY LIVES