Sister Slam Poems | Examples

These Sister Slam poems are examples of Slam poems about Sister. These are the best examples of Slam Sister poems written by international poets.


5 Week's Later Sadly

Like I said right before 
you came
5 week's would come
and go

One day we would be happily patiently 
eagerly awaiting your arrival
And seemingly the very next day 
driving you back and waving you 
a sad farewell and goodbye 

But id rather that as much as it may sting 
Better that than having you never have 
came at all

And at least you have a loving family 
awaiting your arrival on the other side
So thanking you my Sister Joanne from
the piece missing from my heart
For coming in the 1st place as that 
was solely down to you

And as a parting gift please I pray you
 know this if nothing else beside 
You are the middle center ground truly 
blessed to be loved on either side of 
the equator in equal increasing amounts
both true north and due south

And let me finish by saying merely this 
You haven't even barely left no time
has in fact elapsed

But already you are sorely missed


Stress Not Mother

Please do not stress Mother dearest

As i do not want to add to your woes

But the dog has just come in covered
in ticks and fleas

And my sister and I have both knits and
scrapped knees respectively

So many troubles and this won't be the
last to try and comb over or sweep under 
the already threadbare underlay or 
cardboard box dinning table

Yet just more ammunition and stick's of
rock to be labeled and taunted by other's
with

Exactly just how much of laugh are you
having and enjoying at our expense

I've barely 23 cent's left after i've 
settled my rent to patch up the 
holes in the front door from the
bailiff's constantly knocking down
my door

But nevermind me what really strings
and breaks my heart are seeing my
children's faces bony and haunt

Like ghost's me do haunt knowing
hug's won't alone keep them warm
when the winter cold night's draw in

But those very kid's despite all of
this and apparently having nothing
are both happy and content at the
same time

Because 1 thing they know for sure 
is that there are far worse fates than
being poor

So long as they know Mother loves
them

Home James Kansas What I Want 2 Sister

Just this minute finished 
conversing with my sister online

Because i can't visit her or
speak face to face as she still
lives in South Africa where we
moved and grew up as children

Whereas i live back in Liverpool
where i was born

And discovered what i really
trully want 1st and foremost 
above anything

My dream would be if i was to 
be granted 3 wishes was to win
the lottery or have anything i
wanted

Would be to buy back address
140 Kilburn Street the only
one true house and home
i have ever known

Because if i did i would in 
essence be reclaiming my 
childhood memories

A house is but bricks and mortar
but a home is built on the memories
and love that resides inside it's wall's

And unfortunately now in my case
i know and can put a price on mine
if i wish to get them back

That and if the family who bought
it and live their now are willing
to sell 

Or aren't similarly emotionally
attached to it 

As i and my family were

How Do You Take Your Tea

My sister puts 2 tea bags 
into 1 cup

Takes 1 out then drinks it
with still 1 in it

To me that is no longer tea
but has become soup and
rather disgusting

But that is how she takes
it and makes her happy

And given the fact i don't
understand and am expected
to drink it

Who am i to judge or tell her
that's not right or tell her she
should take hers like mine

Because although the simplest
thing as expressing one's opinion
at the time if gone unchecked

Can lead down a slippery
slope and empowered into
feeling that that's ok and you
are right

Rather than realising though
you may indeed well be right

Should it not be up to each
individual to make live and stand
by their decision

Otherwise how will they learn
from their own mistakes and
build character traits

To help them when they cannot
call upon you to take the difficult
decisions on their behalf

Favorite So Obviously Not Slam

When once my Kayleigh

And Bianca asked

Uncky Chris why is our sister
Schade treated different better
than us

I had to hide a tear welled and my
eye's glassed

As truthful the honest answer was

She is and was the blue eyed 
golden child

And still today my replies both
hurts and stings

Because what is one to supposed
to say put in that situation

And given my beautiful niece's
are not fool's

Otherwise why would they have
felt the need to raise the question

And they do know as do i

My retort and response will
be a lie scrambling to pave over

They will never be treated the
same as the sister they refer
to as she called Princess

Because sadly she is the one
prized and loved most above
of them all

And thought i understand and
accept we all amongst us have
our favorites

Please dear god never make it

So damn patent

Children feel the need to ask


Faces Not Races

I grew up in the Old South Africa

During the Apartheid era

So i know what it means to be racist

But all i see is faces

And judge people solely on what
comes out of them

White is no more right

Than black is supposed to be wrong

The only thing worthy of hate

Is those who hate for no other reason

Than stupid is as stupid does

Be that any colour

Sister or Brother

Slam Telling Someone You Love Them But Just Can Not Visit Them

I just told my Sister

I Love Her

And it cost me absolutely nothing at all

Apart from my time and cost of the call

Yet left me feeling a Million Dollar's

I only hope she felt the same way 2

You see i only have 1 Sister but sadly
she lives overseas

And i have become rather fond of her 
but accustomed to missing her

So giving her a call once in a while
to remind her i miss her and love her

Is the toll and duty we are forced to pay

When you sence they are feeling down

But you are unable to visit them

Premium MemberThe Devil Can Cite Scripture For His Purpose

To the Dove World Outreach Center and Westboro Baptist Church

At the Sunday gospel meeting
Coded words of hate repeating
Welcome in if you're Caucasian
Enter not if black or Asian

Sheeple purple Kool-Aid drinking 
For the ones who do their thinking
Giving up their right to question
For a soothing mind possession

You'll take no vino with the host
It might offend the Holy Ghost
So you'll save your Ray-Bans for
The covered drive-thru liquor store

Come sit upon the front row pews
Be born again to hate the Jews
All brother this and sister that
Unless you wear a bishop's hat

You handle snakes and speak in tongues
But you can't even spell in one
You know a single Spanish phrase
And that's "Habla usted ingles?"

You can abuse that Venezuelan
While you worship Sarah Palin
Who can stoke your fiery yearning
For a little Koran burning

You're the lily of the valley
At the LGBT rally
In the spirit charismatic
And the gun on automatic

Time to do some holy rolling
Just outside your place of polling
In each verse and chapter quoting
Clear instructions for your voting

* Title is from The Merchant of Venice - Act 1, Scene 3
© Roy Jerden  Create an image from this poem.

Woman's Rant On a Hot Summer Day

just because you see me walking down 'ho boulevard does not mean i'm for sale...
i don't have an advertising sign up inviting you to taste and see
a woman can't walk down the street in broad daylight
dressed in a baggy t-shirt and sweats 
rockin' an afro puff on a hot summer day
without being propositioned
in violation of my rights as a woman to be free from sexual harassment
and I’m mad about it
my “NO” to your obnoxious offer is real talk
and you should know the difference between what’s for sale
and what’s not on the auction block
so g’long
an' lef’ muh tuh walk in peace
makes a woman want to carry a concealed weapon
and go blasting
could never walk the hallways
play in the yard
or even pray
without somebody bothering me
pulling on my clothes
or grabbing at me
for some sick reason
the next one is going to get a surprise
so g’long
an' lef’ muh tuh walk in peace

~in honor of the women who have walked ahead of me...

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