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Mother Black Poems

These Mother Black poems are examples of Black poems about Mother. These are the best examples of Black Mother poems written by international poets.


FORGIVE DON'T BE A FOOL
I would like to share a story about the "Unforgiving Fool!"
He let his pride, saying forgiveness wasn't cool.
He even claimed to be a Christian, that...

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Categories: 11th grade, anger, black



Some parents need to read Revelation Twenty twelve
To all you parents out there who doesn't have a clue.
God is always watching and sees all that we do.
We will give account to him...

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Categories: abuse, bible, black african

Premium Member SIGNIFICANT
Look at me, I am the same as them.
Eyes like his, eyes like hers, knowing all they see.
Nose wide, skilled, same as his nose, same...

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Categories: africa, beauty, black african

FAMILY MATTER
We keep,
Working on ourselves 
Trying to know
Our dark sides 
Correcting 
Each other's flaws without discrimination.

Sometimes 
We fight 
When she's hurt
I am too
She's angry 
I am...

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Categories: africa, black love, blessing,

Premium Member Banned Book Club VI
Conservatives’ banning’s apropos of nothing
At twelve when he delt with this
shouldn't have to jump through hoops
should’ve been able to explore when a teen
But because of...

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Categories: black, books,



Message To The Blackman
If slavery was a choice, as some have agreed, then what are we?
If watching your father and mother endure rape or murder was a choice,
Then...

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Categories: africa, black love, history,

Lady in Red

Mist wraps around her like dreams,  
Smart-girl vibes echo in whispers,  
She struts through rain and thunder,  
New money shines bright in...

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Categories: adventure, appreciation, basketball, black

Black Shrine
This is our black shrine,
Where my father lit the lamp.
With dried dung in the cauldron,
My mother stoked the fire.
In the village, the sheepfold remains,
Where the...

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Categories: black, family,

Mass deportation
'make sure everything is well packed son'
Yes, Mother I have everything 
This has always been your dream 
Ever heard of the dreamers?
Yes, mother I want...

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Categories: america, anger, betrayal, black

Premium Member asiL Marie Gargano Combs of Black Town Fort Myers Wings of Ashes
Remembering a granddaughter good times of Kentucky bourbon visits back home a doting father Pete Pete Lil Pete the many flowers planted I always chose...

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Categories: black, allah,

Premium Member My old Church
I stood in the old church,
At the back, near the entrance,
I haven't set foot in that church over the years,
It could be over thirty years...

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Categories: allusion, angst, anxiety, black

The Illusions of Love
"Illusions of Love"

Judged at every stage, condemned from the start,
Labelled and demonized—torn apart.
Mistreated, ill-treated, seen as a threat,
Running for safety but never safe yet.

Love, an...

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Categories: abuse, betrayal, black african

Black Ants from Africa
I saw black ants in a big ship
After they were taken from the pits 
(The pits they dug themselves and received schnapps and mirror)
They named...

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Categories: anti bullying, betrayal, black

Robert Sherriff black boy

black boy

A black boy in Chicago, barely twelve years old, reached into his pocket, seeking money’s hold. But a white cop’s bullets found their deadly...

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Categories: age, america, black african

Strangers in my life
#Strangers_in_my_life
They know not my name, they know not where I come from, but they care, asks me if I'm well, wish me well and say...

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Categories: black love, blessing, celebration,


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