Short Discriminations Poems

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Discriminations

In the womb and in grave
For all apparently dark
But not trained biased fairs;
Under the brightest sun
The mind follows biased colors!


© Mahtab Bangalee
Chattogram
09/09/2021


Diabolical discriminations

The diabolical discriminations
life made me witness,
threw me in the depths of being a
disgusted stranger,
all supposed earthly beauties floats by
I could care less,
same goes for the ineffective utterances of
bush, mountain and manger.

(16.03.2025)

Premium Member Injustice

Injustice

Imbalances run.

National humiliations undergo.

Judicial abuses attack.

Unjust discriminations shine.

Structural imbalances run.

Terrible outrageous glimmer.

Imbalances glimmer.

Cruel oppressors shout.

External imbalances walk
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Form: Acrostic

Poetic Craft

Discriminations, good or poor, made
When poets’ virtues are weighed
Separate dross from real art
And talent from mere heart.
For craft is needed too,
To strengthen the poetic brew:
Those poets who would inspire
Their readers with divine fire
Must in the end acquire
The thirst to rise higher.

April 1, 2019
Form: Rhyme

Pure Blood

Eagles fly alone.
       I learned it when I was young.
      I could not make easy friends.
         They are too prejudice,
        Against race and poverty.
      I value integrity and morality
     That is part of being an empath.
     How can I justify discriminations?
       If I am not from pure blood.
     Having African, European and Asian,
         Running through my veins. 
           I have to speak up.
Form: Rhyme


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