Sad Slavery Poems
These Sad Slavery poems are examples of Slavery poems about Sad. These are the best examples of Slavery Sad poems written by international poets.
A Birds Cry for FreedomI have been encaged all my life for mans pleasure and fun,
my precious life had sadly ended before it even begun.
In human terms...
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slavery, bird, cry, freedom, hope,
Demolished ChildhoodNo toys to play with,
she draws dolls on the dry soil
with soft soiled fingers.
The pale face is drenched,
not by joyous summer rain.
Is it dripping tears?
The...
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childhood, dream, slavery,
Story of CenturyStory of Century
Of how our fathers lived in penury
And the powers promoted prejudice
They came with promises of paradise
They turned themselves...
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slavery, abuse, africa, anger, bullying,
Black Eyes of AmericaI will stop reminiscing over the 1700s when the 2000s stop mirroring the same values
plantations upgraded to prisons, chains to handcuff, masters to head leaders...
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slavery, 12th grade, black african
Mortality's Dance--Mortality's Dance--
I murmured that cyanide could joust the Jester’s incessant need for the prolonging.
His tortured soul could bite the bullet and find inner peace from...
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slavery, conflict, depression, hurt, mental
An OutcryThe countryside was their homeland,
Buried in the rich soils were their sons’ navel strings,
Nothing of their history was bland,
Not even the stain on...
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hope, slavery,
America Is About Hybrid VibesAmerica is beautiful, great and wonderful
Eadem opera, she is ugly, pitiful and dreadful
In regards to the mistreatments of the Native Americans
The African Americans and other...
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slavery, america, betrayal, black african
Still Tears In Our Eyes For Our Dear HomelandStill tears in our eyes for our Brave Haiti
Still tears in our eyes for our incredible Country
Still tears in our eyes for our mortified, martyred
Bludgeoned,...
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slavery, black african american, celebration,
Escape of the Bluesman's SongWithin the frame a sepia scene
a dusty porch a rickety chair
the fabric of your dusky face creased
with ceaseless sunbaked woes
your...
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slavery, africa, america, grief, racism,
You'Re Not a Christian(This poem takes place in the year 1800)
You call yourself a Christian who has been saved.
But you're not a Christian because you have slaves.
Instead of...
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slavery,
Critical Race Theory 2021Black folk kept in sad condition
By owners without contrition.
What to do, what to do?
Wage war for emancipation
And forge a fresh slave-free nation.
The Forrest-Byrd Klan and...
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slavery, music, political, race, relationship,
Far Across the AtlanticFrom dusk till dawn, the fields, they toiled
Enduring lashes from the overseer's whip.
Grimacing as the sun on them, boiled
The pain, too deep for them to...
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sad, slavery, violence,
ImmigrationI once scout for fresh forages
out of my mother’s shoes
over the coast, on the other side
I wish, hoped, and heard of praises
Only in my heads,...
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slavery, 12th grade, africa, black
Lost HistoryNow they are gone from history-
they were knocked down- sad mystery.
Those statues stood, to think upon;
From history, now they are gone.
In yesteryears, find right and...
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history, slavery, war,
Endurance Unappreciated, Until NowEndurance Unappreciated, Until Now ...
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slavery, appreciation, discrimination, prejudice, sad,