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black holocaust hell
racial hate
venom born of fate

John Masaitis

Wednesday, September 17, 2014

Topic(s) of this poem: racism

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this is a Lune Poem which is a 5-3-5 like a haiku sort of but only 13 syllables.So sad even today we still have racism in our culture. I on the other hand Love All my brothers and sisters yes it is hard sometimes though we disagree I still love ya. God says Love your enemies. No matter the color of skin we All bleed red. This

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John Masaitis 26 September 2014

This by no means is meant to offend anyone. It is talking about how people are not born with this trait it is taught by their family values what Dad does son will do to.

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Chinedu Dike 26 September 2014

Short but very powerful, with a message full of insight to humanity. Thanks for sharing. Please have a look at my poem MANDELA - THE IMMORTAL ICON.

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