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Premium Member Translation of Aboriginal Charter of Rights By Oodgeroo Noonuccal
La Charte des Droits de l’Homme pour les Aborigènes - Translation of Oodgeroo Noonuccal's Aboriginal Charter of Rights by T. Wignesan

Nous avons besoin de l’espoir, pas de racisme,
La fraternité, pas d’ostracisme
Du progrès pour les Noirs, pas l’essor des Blancs :
Faites-nous des égaux, pas ceux dépendent...

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© T Wignesan  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: aboriginal, political, prejudice, racism,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member My Soul's Aboriginal
There are times
I can think only of you
Satisfied fully
Entering that place
All leading to you
The area of my mind
Wishing no outside of border
Within the curvature of your
Flowing, pure line
Over your natural texture
That scent indigenous of you
My Soul’s Aboriginal

It is here on tranquil plane
Back in the garden
Of...

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© Joe Dimino  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: aboriginal, allegory, allusion, dream, heart,
Form: Free verse
Aboriginal People
These are the Aborigines 
We have ruined there lives
It is time to say sorry and meaningful goodbyes 
We had different believes and stories to tell
But not all of them were happy
They weren’t settling down very well
And I am sorry to say, the war was hell!
They...

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Categories: aboriginal, appreciation, discrimination, environment, goodbye,
Form: Free verse

Book: Radiant Verses: A Journey Through Inspiring Poetry



Truth of Time
“Look into the corners of forgotten places
the meek await their turn, inheritance, the horizon moves closer
recognize there are battles you have already won…



Whose hands compose humanities script, allow us all toseeyour thoughts
their misinterpreted meaning washes the victims away
the walls record the hunt 
marvel at the...

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Categories: aboriginal, abuse, truth,
Form: Free verse
Baloo Murri
Independent Thinking
_______________________
a jingle janglein my pocket one day i did hear
not much too do a thing with
left me in my ponder about this problem i did wonder
Upon my life i have thought
not much more than i could think
but reconciling life in my deepest thought
i could...

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Categories: aboriginal, character, culture, emotions, family,
Form: Prose Poetry
I Am Waiting - - - Acknowledging Bruce Pascoe and His Book Dark Emu
I am waiting
For the colonists’ offspring
To see.

See what’s already there.
Been there decades,
hundreds and thousands of years.

Brewarrina.  Birrngi-Bream.
Condah.  Tuupuurn-Galaxis.
Bolac.  Smoked eels.

Curly Mitchell Grass.
Nodding Greenhoods.
Yam Daisy-Murnong.

Budj Bim.
World Heritage.
Right here!

Dark Emu.
Read it.
Grasp the future.

Don’t wait.
Act.
Thrive....

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Categories: aboriginal, discrimination, prejudice, racism, wisdom,
Form: Free verse



Geography of a Pandemic
This is a tanka, because Canada is "tanking":

I
There are 3 countries that are really "North America" -
Canada, Us, and Mexico (Most forget Mexico is North!)

II
"Stainless Steel" Lady Mcgreavy updated me on the news from Canada -
"The American Pandemic has passed the permeable borders"

III
Mexico was always...

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© Anil Deo  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: aboriginal, america, analogy, hate, heartbroken,
Form: Tanka
Premium Member To William Ricketts, Sculptor
Between the trees
a waterfall
                  of
                     light,
a stillness
bright with...

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Categories: aboriginal, art,
Form: Free verse

Book: Radiant Verses: A Journey Through Inspiring Poetry