I just finished reading Maya Angelou’s Complete Poem Collection. I also read One Last Word by Nikki Grimes who takes famous poems from the Harlem Renaissance and uses the Golden Shovel form to create ...
Freedom: they say we'll never get it.
By Charlise F.
by tbanarchy Lightnin' Hopkins-born Samuel John Hopkins-was a legendary and influential blues singer, songwriter and guitarist in the same vein as John Lee Hooker and B.B. King.
A dark experience, when i lost a friend because of a supposed friend.
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Dedicated to the Black History Month, the poem "February" explores the strength and unrelenting spirit of the African Americans, the untold pain, confusion and mental unrest experienced by the Africa...
Learn a little more about people in black history like Rosa Parks, Martin Luther King, Mae Jemison, and more!
I dedicated this poem to Eric Garner and all the victims of injustice and police brutality. May they have justice!
In honor of black history month. A reminder of where I come from
the crow is courageous enough to show the world how majestic it is
Tear another soul from our empire. Leave their remains scattered
This poem is for black history inspired by Incidents in the Life of a Slave Girl
The Journey they take cannot compensate for the hurt or heartbreak
It was their weapon and they did walk in faith
I just finished reading Maya Angelou’s Complete Poem Collection. I also read One Last Word by Nikki Grimes who takes famous poems from the Harlem Renaissance and uses the Golden Shovel form to create ...
Freedom: they say we'll never get it.
By Charlise F.
by tbanarchy Lightnin' Hopkins-born Samuel John Hopkins-was a legendary and influential blues singer, songwriter and guitarist in the same vein as John Lee Hooker and B.B. King.
A dark experience, when i lost a friend because of a supposed friend.
comment your thoughts
Dedicated to the Black History Month, the poem "February" explores the strength and unrelenting spirit of the African Americans, the untold pain, confusion and mental unrest experienced by the Africa...
Learn a little more about people in black history like Rosa Parks, Martin Luther King, Mae Jemison, and more!
I dedicated this poem to Eric Garner and all the victims of injustice and police brutality. May they have justice!
In honor of black history month. A reminder of where I come from
the crow is courageous enough to show the world how majestic it is
Tear another soul from our empire. Leave their remains scattered
This poem is for black history inspired by Incidents in the Life of a Slave Girl
The Journey they take cannot compensate for the hurt or heartbreak
It was their weapon and they did walk in faith