Short Discrimination Poems

Short Discrimination Poems. Below are examples of the most popular short poems about Discrimination by PoetrySoup poets. Search short poems about Discrimination by length and keyword.


Freedon of Faith

we make a start
serve mabe hard
it apart
of who you server too
if its you place
no matter what race
call
FREEDOM OF FAITH


Premium Member The End of An Empire

Mr. Justin Smollett
Has nary a regret
  He concocted a most egregious hoax
  But won't apologize to us flummoxed folks
Form: Clerihew

Train To Be A Slave

Poor Education 
Slave Quarters 
Slave Wages
POOR Healthcare 
Breeding Children 
Police Brutality 

Training A Slave

Premium Member TREASURE OUR DIVERSITY

May we be blessed at a time 
when evil is speaking with such clarity…
Never to allow that evil
to destroy our diversity.
© Jim Yerman  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Rhyme

Rights

life is a tone
to go on
some words or strong
you belong
to be apart of life
always
stand up mabe fess
for your
RIGHTS


Morning 4

Crestfallen morning
Terror shoot in Florida
Whole mankind benumbed
______________________________
June 13, ,2016, Kolkata
Form: Senryu

Bystander

Surrounded by clowns
In a circus she's running
Wearing no make-up
You become the misplaced one
Flagged as a mere bystander
Form: Tanka

Come Winner Or Sinner

its a feat
can't be defeat
our cooks or the best
and you knwo the rest
no mtter if your begining
COME WINNER
AND SINNERS

Perspectives

There is a hungry rich man 
There is a content poor man 
The difference is in the being 
The experience is within the being

Unhumanity

the ignorant rich miser
            ignores humanitarian aid
            but is expert in how fatten up
             rats...
Form: Epigram

Masses In a Nation

A nation is it’s masses
Not money or other cases 
The masses to live have some rights 
The nation to give them is what right

No Right To Kill

if your able
sit at a table
have a clover
talk thing over
no one hads this will
love can fulfill
WE HAVE
NO RIGHT TO KILL

Premium Member Sing Sing Sing

On the embankment of camouflage
character marked for life
scraping the barrel
secret promises of fertility
St. Vitus's Dance

Typically Abnormal

Abnormal.
How everyone should be?
But how come that’s not me?
Typical.





14th April 2020
Let the Pens Flow - Antonym
Form: Verse

Sixth

Skin and bone let them go 
Leaving our souls alone 
Tell them sure to God 
Not all of these mess
How the sixth they all missed

Meaning of Friendship

Do you know the REAL
meaning of friendship?
They encourage, support
and accept all faults of us
without any
discrimination!!!
Form:

Premium Member John Brown

JOHN BROWN


John Brown
Abolitionist found
Against slavery
Non-prejudicial nor in bigotry

1/9/18
By James Edward Lee Sr.
Form: Clerihew

Cat-Call

I felt hungry eyes.
I sought solace in shadows,
But I couldn’t hide
From voices dripping with thirst
As they asked me to smile.
© S. Grace  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Tanka

Access Denied

Access Denied


Lawns luxuriant 
Drew sight of poor passersby
Barbed fence mocked when near!

Copyright Anulaxmi Nayak, 2017
© Anu Nayak  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Senryu

My Black Pride

i  tell you
some thing i won't do
i put it a side
here or world wide
do let the lord bemy guild
cause i have lots of
MY BLACK PRIDE

Dregs

Spineless swine 
That line the street
but should be six feet deep 
Dirty old hags cover in rags 
These people are simply freaks
Form: Lyric

Premium Member All Those Amphibians Look Alike

Frog and Toad were on the road
When they met a Chinaman

   He said, 'Harro. How do-you-do?
   I nevel see two flogs rike you.'

Liberation

To be enslaved is a choice 
For one fully endowed to think 
But courage to confront is a must
If the vicious cycle must be broken

Premium Member Divide and Conquer

Words books and history bans
Restricting women and anti trans 
Climate deniers and mogul fans
Patriots the hands in Putin’s plans
Form: Monorhyme

Premium Member Terror

Terror
                 violent ,cruel 
     plotting, driving , hiding 
     injuring innocent people 
                   Panic
Form: Cinquain

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