Stereotyping Poems - Poems about Stereotyping

Someone told me that all Smythes are crazy, and I believed them At first, until I met one Who was delightful, and kind, and did not generalize people He gave me a chance, which was a marvelous thing. For I had not been willing to give him one. Another told me that old women are dried up. Not knowing any, I...

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A family of nine sisters, none named the way the names could have fit. They started out with three flowers, and thought it wise to continue it. Our last name so plain, Daddy argued. Daisy, Fern and Violet sounds smart. Rose, Hazel, Jasmine, Poppy, Iris and Willow arrived nine months apart. Let me guess, people would say, Willow...

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All Russians love chili. How do you know? I met one once. All Mexicans love bluebirds. How do you know? I heard from my cousin. All Whites love Trump. I am white. I know. My teeth cringe....

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Title: What’s Bugging Me – WBM People who make quick assessments Who never bring the refreshments They make me so mad Being such a cad I give them none of my best-ments. Written 8-02-2019 Contest: What’s Bugging Me Sponsor: Kim Rodrigues...

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labels not designer not sewn in attached firmly and instantly seen clearly upon arrival. Sadly...

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you type me in stereo of how i should be how i should sound to whom i should speak where i should live in or outskirts of town what circles to mix who to hang around are we not unique in our own special way why then look at me when i say what i say yet you think i should walk the same steps as you learn...

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The Al-Qaeda is a blatant lie, Are all Muslims terrorists and spies? Eyes shift from the black man, Now fixed on them Afghans, But in war harmless people die....

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Studious Temperamental Eccentric Reasonable Eager Oral Tease Young at heart Passionate Inane Needy Gloomy Moody Empty...

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