Short Emancipation Poems
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Its prefferable to allow speech to be free
For 'only then' can others consider?
Of the orators intent; and
Ideas? Also mentallity.'
THE EMANCIPATION OF DAVID
for millions of years
he slept in marble prison.
Michelangelo
chiseled his naked freedom,
revealing timeless beauty
Open sky beyond hospital window
Feeling the austerity of that glass pane
Emancipation on the other side
Wordku: 5-7-5 words
AP: Honorable Mention 2025
harmonic
unease
other worldly
emancipation
from
tradition
of
intervals
&
chords
in
tone
clusters
of
the
diatonic
Rejection
Interjection
Projection
Protection
Emancipation
Deflection
Yesterday
Old
Universe
Renewed
Heal
Every
Ailment
Renew
Thyself
Onward
Upward
Test
wireless charging
aching muscles
drained cells
i am exhausted
from
the intoxication
of love
dehydrated from
the emancipation
of spirits
going east to
the ruined temples
Form:
positivity
visualize best end result
expect nothing less
sheer optimism
anticipate wonderful
let her show herself
emancipation
put your faith in your soul self
give yourself a break
J ~ is for the JOY we feel at CHRISTMAS TIME
E~ for the EMANCIPATION of Our Hearts and Minds
S~ is for the SAVIOR Who Loved US on the CROSS
U~ with UNDYING FAITH Trust in the LORD
S~ is for the SWEETEST SMILE OF MY SOUL
Spring Ritual
Stark
naked
feminists
join hands and dance
exuberantly
on a verdant hilltop
leaping round about in step
beneath an enlightened blue sky
to commemorate Spring’s arrival
and the emancipation of women.
Tongue danced behind lips; anticipation,
Love transformed in unbridled liberation.
Fire-born body heat of scalding passion,
Unrealized immense infatuation.
Naked whispers confess love; consummation,
Bound by virginity-claimed emancipation.
I am a hostage inside my mind, A wall of
crippling deformities
I want to emancipate myself from you, to
rid these tortured thoughts that burn
words of poisonous acid, deep into the
darkest corners of my mind.
But how, without killing oneself
Just Moseying Along
In the fullness
of time
the empty scales
of justice
crave balance:
Waning reconciliation
awaits full emancipation.
As the pale sun fades
frail freedom flashes
upon the horizon:
Liberation continues
to wander.
We will all die one day
But don't kill yourself
Nor force yourself to death
Because someone wants you to
You can only liberate yourself
from your worries
By taking a positive step
And not making life worst
Stolen and re-rooted here,
We can no longer be as
Their virgin forest—
Raped and impregnated
By heirs of their slavery,
And rechained with infertile
Emancipation ejaculations:-
With this climax,
Need I seek to excrete
Anymore aborted reality?
Let’s celebrate dreams saved in nest
Flowing itself as one piece history blessed
Lavishly making dreams scent in despaired
Jasmines winds hold to realm dreams one piece
Unfolded currents lands meet sea in rising voice
Behold as all in making emancipation of one piece
Its pours down heavy rain
people run and take shelter
they say rain is such a pain
yet Ive never felt better
strip of my clothing of
limitation
fear
rejection
and dejection
until theres naked liberation
oh such a freeing emancipation!
Emancipation of poverty laws
All non surplus delivered posts in native
Landscape are hereby confined
Loss of reserves is significant
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Finally
Our God Almighty
We are free
Thanks to Juneteenth
We are free
This is the end of slavery
Thanks to Juneteenth
Finally
Thanks God Almighty
We are free.
Copyright © December 2023, Hébert Logerie, all rights reserved.
Hébert Logerie is the author of several collections of poems.
My Compassion's mute by her bedside
My bodies a host, a stopped up drain
She sucks for emancipation
And yet there is no air, no pillow light enough to
bring sleep or dreams
Hours n' hours a night I lay
Shaky awake to her needs
I fluff, I prop, I smile to soothe
Counting my silence less I scream.
Five Score Years ago Abe
finds an end to racism? Signed Proclamation
‘till the nabe
divided all
King’s dream of Emancipation
we fall
Unite
civil nation
rights!
Five Score Years ago Abe
King’s dream of Emancipation
Rights!
Sand between my toes
Solitary walk on beach
At one with ocean
Shoes off, tights removed
Perfect summer day, no cloud
Quiet except waves.
High tide runs for shore
Bright pebbles, surf over feet
Emancipation.
Wet skirt around legs
Vision embraced horizon
Chimera moment.
conceived
in finite dimensions
broken
in emancipation
from the walls
of my mind
newborn
fantasies
Published in my 24-page photo/anthology ~CLOUDS MEANDER~ 2020
AP: Honorable Mention 2026
Submitted on January 29, 2021 for contest ALL YOURS (JAN 29) sponsored by BRIAN STRAND - RANKED 1ST
Hatred is a sort of colonisation
It governs the heart
Like colonisation governs a colony
Where freedom is restricted
Love exhausted
Hegemony impudent
And the mind becomes a slave
Chronically angry and frustrated
And so a spiritual release is needed
Maybe through a religion
Or a blessing from God
magnetic fascination
kin to emancipation
a connection internal
stirs emotions supernal
nature is unparalleled
provokes intoxication
as we feel deeply compelled
to exalt admiration
AP: 2nd place 2021
Submitted on May 28, 2018 for EIGHT-LINE POETRY CONTEST sponsored by JOSEPH MAY - RANKED 4TH
gentle affection
softly in my direction
no poetic deception
like a tasty confection
he is participation
and my emancipation
Dedication to a Beloved Friend
6/7/2023