Poems for Black History Month
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PatchworkReminiscing about a friendship between women who come from different ancestry and experiences. They love one another without question for who God made them each uniquely to be.
Born into FleshEach African-American child is born both into his or her pride and glory. This is a poem for each of them, past, present, and future.- Poem for Black History MonthThis poem is inspired by Martin Luther King, Jr. and his dream to see the African-American race embraced as equal along with all others of humanity.
- Poems for Black History MonthPoetry for you, no matter your skin. For those that believe it is a great thing to celebrate the heritage of all, especially our Black brethren.
- A Poem for Black History MonthThis is a short poem that explains what the colors in the African Flag represent to an Afro-American child. The title "Colors" describe what each color in the flag means to him.
A Poem for Black History MonthBlack History month poem
King's DreamAs a child in Alabama, I grew up loving to hear stories of Dr. King and the influence he held in the civil rights movement. This is but a small token for him.
Poem for Black History Month: Tribute to Phillis Wheatley - PoetA poem that is tribute to Phillis Wheatley, Poet.
We the People: A Short Poem for Black History MonthTo my people of the African diaspora: To we, the people-- who we are.- To Our Mothers: A Poem for Black History MonthOh, mothers; oh, fathers; oh, sisters and brothers; where have you gone? To those who have gone before, from one who has come after. A poem for Black History Month
- A Poem for Black History MonthA poem about two childhood friends.
- Umlando Fountain: a Poem for Black History Montha poem for black history month
- MatyriPoem on an African woman slave(fiction)
- Short Poem for Black History MonthShort peom for black history month
- Short Poems for Black History MonthA poem that I felt describes what was and what still is...
- Short Poems for Black History MonthA celebration of the life of my ancestors. It is an ode to their journey.
- Short Poems for Black History MonthA short poem I wrote after having had a really rough day at work.
- Short Poems for Black History MonthThis poem was written in honor of Barack Obama and the great step our nation is taking in eliminating racism from it's future.
Short Poems for Black History MonthThree short poems to commemorate Black History month.
Short Poems for Black History MonthA Rant In Rhythmic Prose
Short Poems for Black History MonthRhythmic understanding of self!- Short Poems for Black History MonthPoem about Black History month.
Short Poems for Black History MonthShort poem for Black History Month examining the current state of Blacks in America- Short Poems for Black History MonthShort Poems For Black History Month. A poem about Martin Luther King Jr's "I have a dream" speech.
- Short Poems for Black History MonthNearly 60 years after the Civil Rights Era, have any definitive gains been made towards true racial justice in America?
- Short Poems for Black History MonthIt's hard to be a color first and a person second (or third or fourth...)
- Short Poems for Black History MonthThis poem represents the Slave's voice of Black History Month.
- Short Poems for Black History MonthA tribute to Martin Luther King
- Short Poems for Black History MonthWho is your hero? Is she/he a negro? Is she/he black? Is she/he colored? Are you?
- Short Poems for Black History MonthThe 1960's through 1970's have been one of our most life-changing periods. And, in all of those years, we human beings finally learned to accept the pure fact that we are all, in fact, human beings.
Short Poems for Black History MonthThis is a short poem for Black History Month. Rev. Martin Luther King, Jr. delivered his famous "I have a dream" speech forty years ago. This poem locates the speech in the family setting.- MissingOne of my special schools in san bernardino school district didn't want to celebrate black history month instead he wanted to celebrate multicultural month and the school plastered hispanic and other ethniticies' missing the point of black history month.