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Poem Details | by Jacqueline R. Mendoza
Categories: black african american, christian, devotion, faith, religion, religious, spiritual,

Deep Understanding

Learn to Listen
	We must have Wisdom or Understanding
	Must have Patience and Tolerance

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Poem Details | by Jackson Labaugh
Categories: anger, arabic, black african american, business, cousin, dedication, violence,

Lament In Haiku Form For a Dead Eraser

Today I did stab,
an eraser so white, pure,
it did bleed blue ink.


Poem Details | by Jacqueline R. Mendoza
Categories: black african american, christian, devotion, faith, religion, religious, spiritual,

Gratitude

The Lord is good
	His kindness endures forever
	And His faithfulness, to all generations

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Poem Details | by Jackson Labaugh
Categories: allegory, appreciation, baseball, basketball, beautiful, black african american, blessing,

Haiku For An Apple Mac

This gray Apple Mac,
is it true that i use it,
or does it use me?

Poem Details | by Richard Lamoureux
Categories: angst, beauty, black african american, humanity, irony, prejudice,

White

absence of colour
representing purity
look beneath surface


Poem Details | by Peter W Iversen
Categories: black african american, slavery,

Slavery

memories remain
broken chains in the closet
pain inherited

Bite Size Poems no33 Poetry Contest

Poem Details | by Jacqueline R. Mendoza
Categories: black african american, christian, devotion, faith,

3 Branches of Government

Judicial Branch
     Legislative Branch
          Executive Branch

Poem Details | by Jacqueline R. Mendoza
Categories: black african american, celebration, faith,

Executive Branch

President
     Vice President
     Cabinet

Poem Details | by Humble B
Categories: art, black african american, christian, dance, daughter, faith, family, fantasy, children, forgiveness, friendship, growing up, happiness, happy, health, heaven, home, husband, imagination, inspirational, introspection, jesus, journey, life, love, music, passion, peace, people, philosophy, social, song, song-spring, stress, uplifting, urban, woman, women,

Music - Haiku

Play The Radio Get Up And Dance All Night Long Music Heals The Soul

Poem Details | by Val Brooklyn Rogers Blk Panther
Categories: black african american, celebration,

Women -We Must

We must write and dream 
We must command and be seen
We are done we win

Poem Details | by Malcolm Dyer
Categories: art, black african american, fantasy, funny, life

Turning 40

oh no here it comes
that big barrel that big gun
i will not go yet

Poem Details | by Jacqueline R. Mendoza
Categories: black african american, christian, devotion, faith, religion, religious, spiritual,

A Priest Forever

Jesus or Father Christ 
     A priest forever
     In the order of Melchizedek

Poem Details | by Robert Heemstra
Categories: black african american, conflict, history,

Confederate Flag

Confederate flag
started out as battle flag
sign of hate or not?

Poem Details | by Tony Driskell
Categories: america, black african american, caregiving, community, culture, how i feel, leadership,

Proud To Be An American

My pride demands that
You honor my trust and you
Respect my morals

Poem Details | by Jslambert Mister Roboto
Categories: adventure, art, black african american, brother, fantasy, children, friendship, happiness, life, places, science fiction, social, travel,

:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::Heaven's Ghetto::::::::::::

slip n' slide white moon space cadets glide in the shine illustrious orb
~JSLaM

Poem Details | by Dennis Lee
Categories: black african american, family, happiness, music, song-

My Oldies

dancing in my room...
old music from my teen years....
my son shakes his head.

Poem Details | by Jacqueline R. Mendoza
Categories: black african american, christian, devotion, faith, religion, religious, spiritual,

Death of a Child

King David was completely forgiven for his sin by God
     But still had to endure the death 
     of his child as punishment.

Poem Details | by Taiwo Lasisi
Categories: absence, abuse, addiction, adventure, betrayal, black african american,

Morning Tears

Waking up with tears
Frozen,despair
In a morning tears

Poem Details | by Jacqueline R. Mendoza
Categories: black african american, christian, devotion, faith, religion, religious, spiritual,

Apocrypha

The Catholic Church added the 7 books of the "apocrypha" 
     To the Bible after the Protestant Reformation.  
      Luther took them out during the Protestant Reformation

Poem Details | by Dennis Lee
Categories: angst, black african american, introspection, loss, lost love,

Alone

Darkness in my room.....
the pain of your absence
suddenly vivid.

Poem Details | by Mark Morris
Categories: america, black african american, confusion, culture, football, growing up, mom,

Sit

Barbershop sports brag
Our basic boast is boxing
Mothers just sit there

Poem Details | by Jacqueline R. Mendoza
Categories: black african american, christian, devotion, faith, religion, religious, spiritual,

In a Whirlwind

Elijah was caught up to heaven in a whirlwind. 
     Just prior to that
      Elisha asked for and received a double portion of his spirit

Poem Details | by Jacqueline R. Mendoza
Categories: black african american, christian, devotion, faith, religion, religious, spiritual,

Ark of the Covenant

Ark of the Covenant contained three items
     According to St. Paul 
     Word of God, manna, & the Rod of Aaron that re-sprouted.

Poem Details | by Jacqueline R. Mendoza
Categories: black african american, christian, devotion, faith, religion, religious, spiritual,

Biblical Type of Mother Mary

Judith chopped off the head of General Holofernes, saving Israel
     She is a biblical type of Mother Mary
     Who crushes the head of the serpent, saving the Church.

Poem Details | by Dennis Lee
Categories: black african american, love,

A-Ha

Lost in thoughts of you,
I fantasize the day away.
The telephone rings!

Poem Details | by Jacqueline R. Mendoza
Categories: black african american, christian, devotion, faith, religion, religious, spiritual,

Evidence

Faith
	Is the evidence
	Of the unseen

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Poem Details | by Kewayne Wadley
Categories: black african american, fun, funny, silly,

Tortoise and the Hare

If a turtle could.
He would walk faster- maybe.
Find some dynamite.

Poem Details | by Jacqueline R. Mendoza
Categories: black african american, christian, devotion, faith, religion, religious, spiritual,

Saint Paul

Saul named Paul
     Saw Jesus or Father Christ
     To Damascus

Poem Details | by Lashawn White
Categories: black african american, father, social, son,

Black Man

cool with collection
not afraid of anything
now his own landlord..

Poem Details | by Jacqueline R. Mendoza
Categories: black african american, bridal shower, christian, devotion, faith, religion, religious,

Opportunity

Grab the opportunity 
	That arrives
	It does not come very often

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Poem Details | by Jacqueline R. Mendoza
Categories: black african american, christian, devotion, faith, religion, religious, spiritual,

3 Righteous People

3 Righteous people
     Mentioned in the Book of St. Luke
     Elizabeth, Zechariah, and Simeon .

Poem Details | by Jacqueline R. Mendoza
Categories: black african american, christian, devotion, faith, religion, religious, spiritual,

Papa Adam

New Papa Adam
     Saint Paul describes Jesus or Father Christ
     As the new Papa Adam

Poem Details | by Leon Stacey
Categories: black african american, childhood, girlfriend-boyfriend, love, passion, people, social,

Hawaii Five-O

As a little boy
Hypnotized by gyrating
Hips and bare navel

As an adult man
Light-skinned exotic women
Always more preferred

Poem Details | by Celine Tran
Categories: black african american,

Just Do It

Just do it.
Whipping lash,
hot, cramped pit.

Odor, stenches
still working.
Cash coins wrenched.

Wealthy, rich
sitting back
pulling stitches.

Dollars drop.
No more wages,
still won't stop.

Sit, knot, knit,
broken wrists,
just do it.

Poem Details | by Millard Lowe
Categories: allegory, analogy, betrayal, black african american, death, murder, racism,

Haiku 17

he cried liberty:
give me that or give me death---
he died in the streets