Poems About: PREJUDICE

Have you thought about the world?
How the world will look like?
When there are no wars and no fights
When there will be no pain and no sorrows read more »

Narcissistic, Annoying beings,
Every boy and girl in youthful fire,
Screaming...Shrieking! ...SCREAMING!
About their hopes and immature desires, read more »

Oklahoma is where I live,
Kaleidoscopic in its land.
Living here can be grand.
Always wanting to forgive, read more »

The land of plenty
The harmless country
The friendly land
That can only breed opportunity read more »

When does actually man learn to trust?
Is it born just suddenly
Or grow secured on mother’s womb
Do hate, prejudice and disbelief read more »

The foes beat the
drum of prejudice,
the Deity will not let
it sound; if the Deity read more »

Onward, until the boat reaches our destination
Island of tradition
the temple houses the sacred relic,
the Buddha's tooth read more »

We must educate inferior elite
cure them of their superiority complex,
because their inability to give
to feel remorse guilt compassion, read more »

The fire that grasps and coffin confines
the last breath at the final countdown
of life vanquish not on one deceptive,
feign hedge where the vociferous read more »

Ignorance
Propagates mistrust and suspicion,
Prejudice denies all hope of reason
Fear and bigotry are colluded, read more »

Deep within the chasm,
Lives the man without a name -
He’s come to represent
The secrets hidden in - read more »

We put up the barriers, you and I,
with some misguided notion that
one of us was superior to the other.
Prejudice based on colour, wasn't it brother? read more »