Slurs Poems - Poems about Slurs

...Our unsung slurs fill the night air, blurred words become a make out song; All the careless talk was too strong; Your hands like flowers in my hair I feel just like a millionaire; Here and now......Read the rest...

... The sun was blinding but not as much as your rounded oceans Sparkling like a firecracker Like the first tinges of a lighter Hold it up to me and see my eyebrows twitch As the footsteps ......Read the rest...

...Detente dissolves as so often before Insults and slurs echo each slamming door Vile accusations by both man and wife One bellows, “ You’re a complete waste of life.” <......Read the rest...

...We Can Be A Light Sal was sixteen when he committed suicide. A loving son and brother. You could count on Sal when you needed to talk and know it was confidential. Sal was always there with a ......Read the rest...

...Your country is hurting once more. Blood is being spilled and fires are burning in the name of Nazi, of white supremacy, of fascism. Where are your words of condemnation? Where are your ......Read the rest...

...The Empirical Veneers of Decency and Acceptance It’s funny how perceived intelligence Is not necessarily a measure of true smarts How the genius, the barrister and the eloquent Can miss the ......Read the rest...

...When people, fueled by ignorance and hatred, throw out misinformation, insults and slurs… Remember: The way people treat you…that’s their Karma… The way you react…that’s yours.......Read the rest...

...The Middle Years She'd been wooed by dukes and diplomats From Nome to Nagasaki, Kept by mobsters, bishops, bureaucrats, And a movie mogul's lackey. She'd been plied with jewels, a fancy......Read the rest...

...Eric Clapton (born March 30, 1945, in Ripley, Surrey, England) British guitarist who influenced rock. Later became a famous singer-songwriter. Clapton was born to a teen mom and a Cana......Read the rest...

... Gay adults use to be Gay children. We grew up in our own Secret prison. Emotional torture by People that hate. We are born tempting the Hand of fate. Verbal abuse wi......Read the rest...

...Jackie Robinson and I go way way back To the spring of nineteen forty-six A Montreal ballpark on a April afternoon The day the world was transfixed The colour barrier that existed in ba......Read the rest...

...Because our world's too crowded, we fear strangers, treating foreigners with disdain and contempt. Yet, xenophobia is fraught with dangers; laws can help, but the entitled feel exempt. "G......Read the rest...

...In a dark sky, an eclectic mix stirs atmospheric storms and persistent winds. Corrupting clouds with mottled mist deters the full force where earth-bound lightening ends. The raging quarrel wit......Read the rest...

...It was the work ethic that did it. He just couldn’t get enough. He would sit for hours and hours Just contemplating the stuff Until suddenly it was home time, Getting on for half past four, And......Read the rest...

...my car broke down in the middle of nowhere people in the other cars passing by laugh at me and give me the finger then behind them are the ones yelling racial slurs from their vehicles wondering w......Read the rest...