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Water Slavery Poems

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


Premium Member Propaganda
Propaganda

We are told, 
what they want us to hear, 
by the media, 
and those behind the curtain,
with their own agendas, 
their own shows, 
in the...

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Categories: slavery, appreciation, atheist, forgiveness, political,



1533
under a nervous rain
in the dark afternoon of the forest
the slave extracts latex from the rubber tree
and the whip leaves stripes in the man on...

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Categories: pain, rainforest, slavery,

Premium Member Deep Thoughts About Race
Yes, I am thinking about the human race
Please note that race has ‘four letters’
And most four-letter words
Can cause problems, ills, havocs and wars
Race is to...

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Categories: slavery, culture, discrimination, hate, prejudice,

Premium Member Escape of the Bluesman's Song
Within 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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Categories: slavery, africa, america, grief, racism,

Premium Member Count It With Numbers - Gulf of Guinea, September, 1839
Dropped anchor off the Fever Coast 
‘board a rake-masted schooner
Spooked by Ahab’s ghost. 
Lamps glowered through the yawning blanks
Casting bone-twisted shadows 
Over teakwood planks.
Salt biscuits...

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Categories: slavery,



Premium Member The Book of Exodus
Moses hungered mightily for Canaan,
That fabled milk and honey promised land.
He ‘scaped by wading hip deep through the water
To keep from leaving footprints in the...

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Categories: history, slavery,

Africa, My Story
They packed us in ships and boats.
Sardines have more space in their cans as compared to us,
Low ventilation, no water, little food,
Out of our land...

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Categories: africa, slavery,

Premium Member The Soul Will Close Its Eyes
a blade of conscious grass

streams carry water to nourish

as children run to capture lightening bugs

mesmerized by flickers they would own

but in the morning all are...

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Categories: slavery, animal, earth, freedom, heartbreak,

She Is Gone
To her takers
She is a product.
To others she is service.
Too vulnerable she barely had a say.
Exchanged for money,-
The world matters not; it is a pea.
Used...

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Categories: child abuse, hope, slavery,

Black Slavery
The chains drag loosely,as I scrub this stone cold floor,I need to ask for food and water,just a little more,but my master will decide,when ive...

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Categories: slavery, black love,

Black Slavery
The chains drag loosely,as I scrub this stone cold floor,I need to ask for food and water,just a little more,but my master will decide,when ive...

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Categories: slavery, black love,

Premium Member The Lament of a Black Man
Who am I? Am I even human? What is my place in this world?
I am confused, sometimes I do not even feel like a human...

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Categories: slavery, black african american, death,

Grapes of Despair
There is no part of life mine alone,
If regarding my whole existence.      
What belongs to me is only flesh and...

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Categories: dark, pain, sad, slavery,

The Sea
The sea carries many ghosts
Their past pain, in waves, it hosts
I cannot swim within it
The tides force me to submit

Yes, I see its rich beauty
I...

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Categories: ocean, sea, slavery, water,

Freeman Cave
I cherish my freedom
Hard earned though it was
Through the abolitionist railway
And those who supported the cause

An African slave,
though free upon birth
I was sold as a...

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Categories: slavery, africa, america, freedom, prison,


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