Racism Sonnet Poems

As I sit here in my home and watch my children grow
I worry for the future and wonder what will come
I take the time to...

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Fresh football fixtures, fill our Saturdays
kids all get haircuts and new shoes for school
white summer dresses are folded away
north winds caress us as evenings turn...

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Her fair-skinned form is more than I deserve;
     because her skin is light, and mine is dark,
    ...

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The color of love will prevail: we, white,
     black, yellow, red, shall pacify the clash
     between good...

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In liberty's realm, we bear a cross of might, 
Our skin, a testament to trials that tower high.
Injustice, a tempest, a loss that rages in...

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Someone recently said there was more discrimination
against blacks than Jews, travellers (gypsies) or the Irish;
for which an apology has been offered for all those lies,
an...

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T’was “a day that will live in infamy”
January sixth twenty twenty-one
“The Other America” waved its flag
Her darker brothers witness the privilege
On a daily basis throughout...

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Haughty Nation 

“They crap in our forest”, a young man yelled
the Roma people had pitched a tent near the woods
where people of this tolerant nation...

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The wind blows softly over the lonely,
The suffering think of themselves only.
A world of chaos, racism, and turmoil,
Utmost egomanias spoil our toil.

An old man groans,...

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Fate deals forty-six chromosomal cards
at birth to players of human poker.
Sometimes she throws in a surprise joker
or stacks honors flush with her kind regards.

Her suits...

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A Bed of Hay

Across the fields a long time ago,
Where sparrows flew and lilies grew,
I skipped in play oblivious to hate,
And ran with the wind...

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Neighborhoods burned. Riots laid them to waste
The world is tense with racial dissension
Judgement by color leaves an acrid taste
But God offers hope through intervention

He created...

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Intro: ×4

I've got something in my head
  (In my head) 

Rap:

feeling you're winning is a feeling you're losing
and winning is the feeling losing is...

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They watch their TV's and the nightly news
acknowledging police brutality,
but do not understand because they choose
to see it only as hostility.

They view the rioters and...

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black is a colour - foiled features :
drooling dirge etched'n fostered fracture
gaunt gloom gnawing at lanky light
felon feast munching punctured plight

white is a colour -...

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