Poems About: RACISM

In this page, poems on / about “racism” are listed.

  • 229.
    I Have A Dream

    I have a dream,
    That justice will be done.
    I have a dream,
    That we will shine like the sun. read more »

    Katie Goodrum
  • 230.
    The Black Man

    Ive seen so many thing about racism on the T.V and in the newspaper, I thought I would write about it. This is the poem that flowed so freely from my hands

    I walk down the street
    There is no one I can meet read more »

    Dillon Crawford
  • 231.
    How long Will This Bullshit Go On? An Ode to Richard Pryor

    Richard was a vessel, an artist that was black,
    In a sea of white suppression, that he carried on his deck, …
    He made us laugh so hard that we were all reduced to tears,
    His message helped us overcome our anger and our fears. read more »

    Steven Taylor
  • 232.
    For One His Age He's Not Learnt Much

    The old fellow Bill he spoke quite loud he must have had drank a few beers
    And it would seem he does not have that much between his ears
    And anyone of Irish race at him would take offence
    For one his age he's not learnt much and he doesn't make much sense. read more »

    Francis Duggan
  • 233.
    Let's All Get Along

    Why all the hating?
    Why all the fighting?
    Can't we all be friends? read more »

    Heather Schroer
  • 234.
    Ignorance And Rudeness

    Was it a foul smell from my direction that in the wind to them did blow
    For they passed me by without speaking when to them i said hello
    They seemed cold and unfriendly though them i did not know
    At the strangeness of some human behaviour my wonder only grow. read more »

    Francis Duggan
  • 235.
    racism should be a crime! ! !

    Racism is a crime against humanity...
    insane, crazy, and humiliating...
    you are only embarassing YOUR OWN RACE read more »

    Her Name Is Taylor
  • 236.
    The Color of My Skin

    I may bring to your attention
    this posted affirmation
    through the color of my skin:
    that I am what I am. read more »

    Leonard Dabydeen
  • 237.
    christmas

    when christmas comes
    you make a list
    about 50 feet
    or more long read more »

    cris son.
  • 238.
    A Personal Choice

    I have met some wonderful people and I have met some who are far from nice
    Suppose the type of person that you or I are with us is a personal choice
    We can be arrogant and judgemental that is if we do wish to be
    Or we can be loving and caring at least that's how it seems to me read more »

    Francis Duggan
  • 239.
    They Knew Of Racism

    They knew of racism and police abuse
    And for retalitation the Kellys they had an excuse
    Ned and Dan Kelly's sister Kate was raped by a man of the law
    In the dehumanizing of the Kellys that was the last straw. read more »

    Francis Duggan
  • 240.
    A Superior Race

    Though racism some people like to embrace
    There is no such a thing as a superior race
    We are born of woman and born to die
    The same for the monarch as for you and I read more »

    Francis Duggan
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