Poems About: PREJUDICE

Deep in dark caverns false history swells
With facts so true as wishing wells.
Stories of nations, each with its own
Pride and prejudice believed to the bone. read more »

"'Twas a warm, Alabama day, many years ago,
When time knew not of the season.
The chickens were perched upon the old,
wire fence. read more »

There's good and bad in every race.
There's many shades to the human face.
There's only one kind of man I know.
The human kind with heart and soul. read more »

I saw the Devil yesterday,
Children dead, their parents slain,
People silenced for what they say,
Leaders applauding sorrow and pain. read more »

I turn on my T.V. Lord what did I see
White teens beat a black boy I think it was three
Where God did they learn such a terrible abominable hate
They were taught by their parents to unlearn it's too late read more »

A lad went to a chemist
With a big medicine list
Where one puzzling item
Wasn't familiar to him. read more »

There was a man
King by name and deed
Sustained by angels prayer
Heart of man, God set Free read more »

Empty shell that once held such vibrant light
Distinguished before the wick was charred enough
Or scarred enough by life
Because even in the short span that held your breath read more »