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Short Police Brutality Poems

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Love Number 2
I
Love. Start by saying "Hello" to strangers
Even on Poetry Soup

II
Love somebody who seems "arrogant."
Or eliminate everyone who is not humble enough like you....

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© Anil Deo  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: police brutality, africa, allusion, america, angst, christian, community, love,
Form: Epigram



Premium Member Police Brutality
when i saw it i was sad angry hurt shocked, and sought my sanctuary

082420PSCtest, When Plans Don't Go To Plan, Silent One
Per rules: No caps, little to no punctuations...

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Categories: police brutality, america, death, evil, pain, racism,
Form: Monoku
Now Look
Back in the 90s shit was real, Used to have dope rhymes to seize a record deal, As police brutality caught reveal Now look how we veer with one hit wonders, Weak rhymes will get you there, We hid to the underground as the government took the wheel. Written: 10/7/15
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Categories: police brutality, poetry, rap,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member As They Should
POLICE BRUTALITY MAY BE CAUSED 
BY THEIR STORM TROOPER UNIFORMS AND ACCOUTREMENTS
DRESS THEM IN NUN’S HABITS WITH A ROSARIES AND 
THEY MAY SHOW MORE COMPASSION
DRESS THEM IN A CLOWN’S OUTFIT WITH BIG SHOES AND 
THEY MAY SHOW MORE HUMILITY
DRESS THEM AS GOD 
AND THEY MAY LOOK OVER HUMANITY
AS THEY SHOULD...

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Categories: police brutality, parody, may,
Form: Blank verse
Still a Slave Dad
The slave master is still taking care of your children 
He still houses (Section 8) them
He still feeds (Food Stamp) them
He still has health care (Medicaid) for them
He still educates (Affirmative Action) them
He still robs (Cheap Labor) them  
He still kills (Police Brutality) them

When are going to take care of your own children
Slave Dad...

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Categories: police brutality, 9th grade, africa, bible, black african american,
Form: Free verse



Hurricane Katrina
The levees broke and the seas rolled in,
Killing brothers, sisters, and next of kin,
Police killed the innocent but denied the sin,            
Now new season lies round the bend,
God help New Orleans if it happens again!
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Contest:  Golden Gratitude
Very blessed that the Lord spare many  
from police brutality and the terrors of 
nature....

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© Judy Konos  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: police brutality, nature
Form: Monorhyme
Premium Member It Has Gone Far Enough
When you see 
almost as many
White faces 
as Black ones
peacefully protesting
holding up 
"Stop Killing Black People" signs,
it's emphatically clear
that enough 
is really enough.
The American people 
are fed up completely
with police brutality
and want to be heard.
They demand justice
and accountability.
But who's listening
to the cries of change?
Does anyone care?



Date written: 06/02/2020...

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Categories: police brutality, angst, change, people, perspective, violence,
Form: Verse
Premium Member To Serve and Protect
When a black man has a knee pressed against his throat police brutality has no known antidote. He can't breathe; cut no slack. Complaining he was choking, they ignored his plea, and one cop kept on pressing his weight on that knee. Both hands cuffed in the back. People watched in horror as his life got snuffed out; all they could do for George Floyd was stand there and shout. He's died for being black.
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Categories: police brutality, 10th grade, 11th grade, angst, anxiety, black
Form: Tail-rhyme
Premium Member United We Stand Divided We All Fall
United we stand divided we all fall. Nowadays history seems to be having domino effects. attending public places of worship, public bathrooms, police brutality, institutions of learning, playgrounds, kidnappings are on the rise, hatred, jealousy and senseless mass murders in the land we call home of the brave and freedom where is the safety and happiness bestowed innocent and struggling people will it ever be hope that one day we will all unite....

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Categories: police brutality, 3rd grade, anger, bereavement, child, corruption, discrimination,
Form: Bio

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