Poems About: PREJUDICE

Dead beyond description are those living eyes; which
tirelessly harbor the swords of indiscriminately
terrorizing hatred and satanic prejudice, read more »

You are my secret prejudice
I haven’t yet found a way to give up:
I don’t believe you actually love the
Human race, read more »

I smell your perfume on the wind
And cry a pool of tears
And sit beside it
And fish for our lost love read more »

Being spotted in the color of skin,
why I take care in San Francisco,
waiting for the bus to Iowa.
They say racial prejudice is strong, read more »

wars are started by men
with agendas... usually profit,
or religious reasons, or both.
the men that start these wars read more »

Dad I am going to the store la la wants some skittles and I want an Arizona
As I left my house I never would have suspected a white men was stalking me
I enjoyed my girl company while on the phone read more »

You, no doubt, have heard the story told of Charleston by the sea,
How they persecute a Negro when a man he tries to be, read more »

The president has thus disclosed
In words his noblest plan:
'The door of hope shall not be closed
Upon the Negro man. read more »

walking across the semi-frozen grass with my old dog...
listening to the crunch, the sound of morning birds singing...
watching the sun come up over the horizon, and thinking.
Carlin, like so many others, was right! we are owned. read more »

The pilot filmed in Nineteen Sixty Nine
Never aired then on T.V.
Titled Those Were The Days,
But All In The Family finally. read more »

Madame de la Pompadour puts Darcy’s condescending
aunt in ‘Pride and Prejudice’, Lady Catherine de Bourgh,
to shame by being more arrogant than said worthy Lady
ever was when scolding the poor into harmony and plenty read more »

'What is life like as an adult? ' A child looks up and asks.
'It depends on how you were raised, how you were influenced, and what you had for responsibilities and tasks.'
I couldn't explain all the details because there are no set guidelines in life.
You make a mistake, correct it, and struggle in strife. read more »