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Freedom Slavery Poems

These Freedom Slavery poems are examples of Slavery poems about Freedom. These are the best examples of Slavery Freedom poems written by international poets.


The enslaved
The crops grows from the tears of the enslaved 
The ground quakes from the harsh sound of the whip
Their calloused hands evidence of a life...

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Categories: slavery, discrimination, freedom, identity, prejudice,



The UK was never innocent just cowardly
The uk is guilty too
Stop hiding behind America 
You were involved too
It's time for you to take the stand
Reveal the blood on your hands 
Accountability...

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Categories: slavery, discrimination, history, prejudice, race,

White privilege
White privilege 
The ability to exist Without fear
The ability to walk down the streets 
And not jump at every siren
To not calculate every move
And overthink...

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Categories: slavery, discrimination, history, political, power,

The currency of power
Power equals currency 
In a world that actively yearns for it
The more you have the more you are worshiped
And with worship becomes freedom
Where inequality is...

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Categories: slavery, discrimination, political, power, prejudice,

The Day the Chains Were Broken
No trumpet blew, yet thunder came,
From streets once hushed, now lit with flame.
A tyrant's crown was cast away,
By barefoot hearts who dared to stay....

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Categories: slavery, conflict, courage, freedom, inspirational,



Can happily ever after exist?
Can happily ever after truly ever exist 
Where we live in a world that looks like this 
Where we live in a society that favours...

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Categories: slavery, discrimination, fantasy, prejudice, race,

Premium Member Human Trafficking
Human Trafficking

The human soul is independent
God gave free will. Remember?
Humans want to live freely and well

Nature wants humans to live alone
God gave his words, read...

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Categories: slavery, corruption, discrimination, fate, psychological,

She died in a body she hated
She died in a body she hated 
Her last memory was watching herself get assassinated 
How she died isolated 
Surrounded by a see of white...

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Categories: slavery, discrimination, political, prejudice, race,

You demand our forgiveness But we say hell no
They claimed they freed us
But if chains instead of whips 
Was your idea of freedom
We'd rather be dead
At least then we wouldn't have to deal...

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Categories: slavery, corruption, forgiveness, prejudice, race,

Premium Member The Struggle for America's Soul
    The struggle for America’s soul
        now almost 250 years old

    Shoulder-to-shoulder...

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Categories: slavery, america, change, conflict, freedom,

Educational Slavery
They called it knowledge—
but it came in cages,
neatly bound in books
with no windows to the sky.
We were fed with answers,
but starved of questions,
trained to remember
but...

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Categories: slavery, education,

You are not the victim
You are not the victim
Stop trying to manipulate the situation
We are all seeing
We are all knowing
We are all loving
Not you
So when we change the narrative
And...

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Categories: slavery, anger, change, color, deep,

Heads Up!
Roaring African Diamond, Rolling Thunder, Beloved Warrior—

Cotton’s Violent Cr-owner craving Tougher, Blacker Pickers

praying Brother, Sisters, Mothers, Fathers couldn’t recover

Delight, Comfort, Dignity, Respect, Fortune, Majesty… covered

Blinded...

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Categories: slavery, addiction, africa, america, black

Why Your Cities Burn, Part IV
...After a bit her cries died down,
everyone could see she was dead,
a small head hung between her thighs,
mother and son covered in red.
He had seen...

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Categories: slavery, anger, conflict, dark, evil,

Slavery
Chains that clatter, rusted tight,
Steal the warmth of morning light.
Backs are bent, hands are sore,
Lashed and broken evermore.

Fields of sorrow, cotton white,
Torn from dawn till...

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Categories: slavery, 12th grade,


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